If you did, I forgot, OK, for I was typed notice too only the hookjaw moray, I not until the last post typed in the reticulate hookjaw eel and I asked you precisely if you wanted the hookjaw moray and you not once corrected it that it was the reticulate species. So it is good that it was caught now, for just before I am typing now, I called Jeff to correct the name of the eel you would like to know price for and I told him or left him a message that it is the reticulate hookjaw moray.
I am dealing with lots of people, not just you and sometimes I could say something that has nothing to do with your eels but of some one else eels for I am not keeping any log to who is who and as I said, I been all the time typing only the name hookjaw moray and I only wish that you had made some corrects for me on that for I would had caught it in time.
And I said to you that still you are best off to not have these eels together and you cannot have the hookjaw moray with the zebra either. so you need to make a decision here.
It is either we get a quote from Jeff, or you keep the three eels you have now? Also you not be able to keep the spotted eels with the zebra forever I am sorry to tell you. so please take like an hour, talk to your lady there and I will be waiting for your answer to what you might do on this.
Im telling you if Jeff cannot get this eel, nobody can.
Its not so much as hard to find, it is how resourceful your lfs guy is.
SO your decision is to house these together, I cannot tell you differ and know this, they are both aggressive eels, only the spotted eels at full growth will could become a problem in any average size tank you say you would do.
As well I said, these eels have no place to go if they ever begin to reject one another and I hope those two spotted eels are a mated pair for they are still young as yet and in time their social behavior could and will change for the worst. But you not have it to what im telling you and also, you will need a whole LOT of LR and what size tank will you do here?
You think as so that the spotted eels are pushovers I see, They are outwards aggressive in the middle the day in the wild hunting for food to whereas I never seen any evidences so for on either hookjaws eels every out for prey other then they hunt at night at night.
You haven't told me how awesome my eels are yet
You need to understand something, I know the spotted eels are beautiful, but your camera not have them 100% clear in which I can say so just the same for your camera I can tell that they are spotted morays. For My camera if I was top take pics of your spotted eels the pics would be very clear, Im not being mean of the camera you have, only my eyes aren't as good as yours, for remember in your ID question?
And know this, the Reticulate hookjaw may be somewhat more longer to get because of the few location it is found like in the Galapagos Islands, Japan and Taiwan.
