Garden Eels in Reef Tank? | Reef2Reef
2024年10月1日 · Good evening all! I've read that garden eels are rather difficult to keep, mostly due to them fearing everything including their food and their shadows, causing starvation. Many people have said that they need to be in a species only tank for any chance at surviving. Deep sand, open space...
Garden eels | Reef2Reef
2024年8月17日 · I currently keep 3 spotted garden eels (Heteroconger hassi) in my planted reef with 4 Hippocampus erectus seahorses, a Janss pipefish, a dragonface pipefish, a red sea Trimma goby, a green banded goby, a masked goby, a firefish, a tailspot blenny, a pair of mandarin dragonets, a trio of yellowheaded jawfish, a blue flasher wrasse, a royal ...
reef safe eels? | Reef2Reef
2014年8月5日 · All eels are perfectly safe for corals but most will eat inverts and a large amount will eat fish. Snowflakes are a good start, but can get snappy when hungry. A great fish safe eel if you want larger fish, but if you want smaller fish you'll need to keep an eye on him. They can be kept in a 30 gal but should be kept in a 55 or bigger.
keeping different eels together - Reef2Reef
2023年8月2日 · I don't know much about the Indian moray, though it is a fang tooth, that is an important bit of info. The chainlink usually does fine co-habitating with other eels, although the 90g will be on the smaller side. If housed with good sized fish larger than the chainlink can swallow, they are usually good with fish.
Eels in a reef aquarium | Reef2Reef
2021年8月6日 · These eels and every eel regardless of being a pebbletooth, will eat fish that they can swallow whole. Any fish kept with any eel needs to be larger their mouths. A peebletooth eel can not grab a fish and wrestle them down, so when you hear reports of a snowflake eating somewhat larger fish, that is likely an exaggeration or just repeated folklore.
Snake Eels: The Safe Moray Alternative? | Reef2Reef
2022年9月2日 · Like many eels, reproduction is not well known. Credit: Fab Dive In the Aquarium Aquarium: Snake eels require good water conditions at all standard values. They will suffer from osmotic shock, so acclimation is important if possible. These eels require either a soft sand bed/mud or some PVC pipe on the bottom.
Mixing eels | Reef2Reef
2020年12月31日 · Mixing eels will always be a gamble as they will almost always try to fight for the territory at first introduction, sometimes til death. Ive had success 6/7 times ive done it, and the one that didnt work was because i misjudged the new ones size and had to to remove him almost immediately or he wouldve been killed.
Eel care guide! | Reef2Reef
2015年2月4日 · Eels are typically nocturnal so you may not see your new eel much for the first few days or weeks, but she will come out and explore during the day eventually. Most eels are quite active for the first few weeks or months of being in a new environment, just like a puppy or kitten, they want to explore everywhere!
Reef safe eels? | Reef2Reef
2018年2月10日 · I was wondering if any eels are safe to keep in a reef tank with a flame angle, neon dottyback, two clownfish in an anemone, two shrimp in an anemone, blue tang, fire fish, purple tang, and mandarin goby? I have heard that they will eat any small fish and shrimp. Are there any nice eels?
Breeding Garden Eels | Reef2Reef
2023年2月4日 · Hello :) My Garden Eels have been spawning kind of semi-regularly for a few years now. I have caught and hatched the eggs a few times but never been able to get the larvae past 11-14dph. I'm assuming it's down to what I'm feeding them. I have one batch parvo calanus pods but they didn't survive...