Large beautiful Snowflake eel for sale or trade.

Tonereefny

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Hello reefers,

I have a beautiful , healthy, docile eel I'm looking to trade or sell. He has out grown his current home. I have a 75gallon corner acrylic aquarium and he's just getting to big. I have had him for almost 2 years. In that time he has been with many different fish. I change my tank dynamic ever so often. He is very sociable, he is currently in my tank with 3 chromis and 2 clarkii clowns. As well as a ton of snails , hermits and a few corals. He doesn't bother anything. He is a great fish. We love him very much in our home, but it's time for him to have a bigger home.

He is probably about 18 inches long. He has beautiful colors and markings. He comes out often to swim with his buddies around the tank. He does love to lay in the sand under the rock work. He would make a great addition to anyone's aquarium. Would be interested in trading for some community fish, as well as equipment or corals.

I'm located in eastern Suffolk county.
631-681-7180 Anthony.
Will post pictures as soon as I can.
 
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Snowflakes are the best eels. I had one in my 55G, but he also got too big. He would never hurt a fry though. :lolspin:
 
Bump up. Still healthy and friendly. Just got back from a cruise to Bermuda. Haven't been able to get on the Internet.
 
This guy is still available for a new home. Willing to trade him, or let him go for a cheap price if it's to a good home that will care for him properly. Contact Anthony. 631-681-7180
 
To the right person I would be willing to give him away for free. Pay it forward to the fish community.

Of course I wouldn't say no if someone offered frags in exchange. I really just want him to have a good home. He has out grown my system. Thanks reefers
 
I feed him silversides and squid, I feed him every other, or every 2 days. I target feed him not by hand but with a stick. He can't compete with the fish of you just feed the display. They have poor eye sight. You risk him biting a fish on accident while he's trying to compete for food. He's trained to target feed. Keeps him happy, and no accidental mishaps.
 
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