cartman101
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I saw this beautiful jeleweld moray ( looked like a dragon moray) i was wondering if he would be a good fish for my tank. How big do they get?
Jeweled moray (meixcan dragon moray?)
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cartman101
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up grade!? I JUST UPGRADED! LOL. I dont have time to upgrade again, well actully my fish are going into a bigger tank, maybe my friends tank, in about 2 years. Hmm AW2, i will have to find a picture of the eel i saw at the LFS, it looked like a jeweled but then it said mexican dragon moray for its name at the lfs
cartman101
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heres what it looked like exactly
aw2
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Originates off the Eastern Pacific coast, from the Gulf of Cali to Central America.
Will grow to 2' in length and *Illegal Site Reference* says minimum tank size as 50gal...however, we all know they're not very good about tank sizes.
I'd say no smaller than a 75, with plenty of rock work.
Krill, squid, shrimp and other meaty foods.
Will grow to 2' in length and *Illegal Site Reference* says minimum tank size as 50gal...however, we all know they're not very good about tank sizes.
I'd say no smaller than a 75, with plenty of rock work.
Krill, squid, shrimp and other meaty foods.
cartman101
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ok so its a jeweled moray. It was really neat looking at the lfs, in a tank filled with damsels....
aw2
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Originally Posted by Harlequin
10 little damsels, 9 little damsels, 8 little damsels, 7 little damsels, 6 little damsels, 5 little damsels, 4 little damsels 4 little damsels. Oh cool, new shipment came in, 10 little damsels......
Jeweled morays are piscavores, keep that in mind before you buy it.
HAHAHA...awesome post. I was thinking the same thing but couldnt come up with something as witty as that to say.
10 little damsels, 9 little damsels, 8 little damsels, 7 little damsels, 6 little damsels, 5 little damsels, 4 little damsels 4 little damsels. Oh cool, new shipment came in, 10 little damsels......
Jeweled morays are piscavores, keep that in mind before you buy it.
HAHAHA...awesome post. I was thinking the same thing but couldnt come up with something as witty as that to say.
cartman101
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yeah, my lfs is really retarded. They had a stingray in a 15gal tank (it looked like a 15gal) and it was trying to get out. I felt so bad for that ray.
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jcrim
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I had that eel for almost 8 years. Best fish ever... could live through anything.
cartman101
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i probably wont get another fish till january, i may change my mind about a eel...
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jcrim
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Cartman, don't be discouraged... you have what? a goldentail moray and niger trigger in a 125 I think. I don't know about your filtration, but don't let one dead lionfish discourage you. Besides, as long as your top is covered, it is very tough to kill a moray.
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exile415
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Originally Posted by jcrim
Cartman, don't be discouraged... you have what? a goldentail moray and niger trigger in a 125 I think. I don't know about your filtration, but don't let one dead lionfish discourage you. Besides, as long as your top is covered, it is very tough to kill a moray.
Yeah, I'm sure a lot of us have lost fish before. I know I have.
Cartman, don't be discouraged... you have what? a goldentail moray and niger trigger in a 125 I think. I don't know about your filtration, but don't let one dead lionfish discourage you. Besides, as long as your top is covered, it is very tough to kill a moray.
Yeah, I'm sure a lot of us have lost fish before. I know I have.
space_geek
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Yeah, Cartman, PLEASE dont get discouraged. We have ALL killed fish before. In my old tank I killed a copperband butterfly. We all kill at LEAST one fish, a lot of us more. This hobby takes practice to be good, and sometimes killing fish is part of it. But, u always learn from ur mistakes. Dont be discouraged...as long as your water is okay, I'd say take a ride over to your LFS! Or...this site!
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