210 stock list?
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aw2
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Sounds like a decent stock list, however, I'd avoid the Blackedge Moray.
They'll max out around 38" - 40" and are MEAN. They'll try to take down fish that are even too big for them to eat and they're highly aggressive when it comes to you putting your hands in the tank, to clean, feed, etc.
They'll max out around 38" - 40" and are MEAN. They'll try to take down fish that are even too big for them to eat and they're highly aggressive when it comes to you putting your hands in the tank, to clean, feed, etc.
lion_crazz
Active Member
Originally Posted by AW2
Sounds like a decent stock list, however, I'd avoid the Blackedge Moray.
They'll max out around 38" - 40" and are MEAN. They'll try to take down fish that are even too big for them to eat and they're highly aggressive when it comes to you putting your hands in the tank, to clean, feed, etc.
Everything here sounds good. You might have room for a humu but that might be pusing it. Depends on your filtration and tank upkeep.
Sounds like a decent stock list, however, I'd avoid the Blackedge Moray.
They'll max out around 38" - 40" and are MEAN. They'll try to take down fish that are even too big for them to eat and they're highly aggressive when it comes to you putting your hands in the tank, to clean, feed, etc.
Everything here sounds good. You might have room for a humu but that might be pusing it. Depends on your filtration and tank upkeep.
drama3
New Member
i've got the amircle pl3000 has two protein skimmers attached and I'm usually good about the water changes. my plan is to get the emperor next then probably get the huma and grouper together next and finally the clown. So what you're telling me is no blackedge thats kind of disappointing. I'm a piranha defector I've had them for over 10 years and decided I do an aggressive saltwater tank so with the 210 I thought I could get the best of the best.
aw2
Active Member
I just recently moved back to hometown, in Southern IL, from Chicago.
There's a fish store, there, that has two 24" - 30" Blackedge in a tank...they've been there for over a year...they cant get rid of them. I thought about buying them, since all I do is highly aggressive tanks and even I wouldnt take them.
You'd get near the tank and they'd come out of the rocks, to the top of the tank, biting, trying to push the glass tops off. It wasnt cause they werent fed either...they were just that mean.
Morays are my speciality...if you have to have one, look into the Mexican Dragon or the Jewled Moray.
There's a fish store, there, that has two 24" - 30" Blackedge in a tank...they've been there for over a year...they cant get rid of them. I thought about buying them, since all I do is highly aggressive tanks and even I wouldnt take them.
You'd get near the tank and they'd come out of the rocks, to the top of the tank, biting, trying to push the glass tops off. It wasnt cause they werent fed either...they were just that mean.
Morays are my speciality...if you have to have one, look into the Mexican Dragon or the Jewled Moray.
lion_crazz
Active Member
I do not like eels at all, but both of those eels are amazing looking.
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surfinusa
Guest
if i were you i would get a honey comb moray eel they are really really cool cause they
come out alot
:jumping:
come out alot
lion_crazz
Active Member
Yes, you are correct. Sometimes, advice on this website should not be given if the person, in this case surfinusa, does not know about the fish.
Tesselatta eels are not only HIGHLY aggressive, but they grow to be 5' in length. Definitely one of the moray eels that should be left in the oceans or the species only tanks in public aquariums.
Tesselatta eels are not only HIGHLY aggressive, but they grow to be 5' in length. Definitely one of the moray eels that should be left in the oceans or the species only tanks in public aquariums.