mscenter58
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Looking for some info on a Snowflake Moray and info is needed.
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Snowflake Moray
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fallensynner
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lololol google snowflake eel. dont get info from the animal stores that sell them go to one of the places that give u info on them and dont sell them to u
u should find a lot of info i searched about 1 yr ago and found pages and pages
u should find a lot of info i searched about 1 yr ago and found pages and pages
kydizzle41
Member
they get about 10 in or so are very hardy and can be successfully kept in a community tank
prime311
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Originally Posted by kydizzle41
http:///forum/post/2792353
they get about 10 in or so are very hardy and can be successfully kept in a community tank
Lol man SFE's get 2' long or more. They can be kept in a community tank generally, but as they are nearly blind they will try anything once and if its a slow moving or small fish he could end up lunch(depending on the SFE size)
http:///forum/post/2792353
they get about 10 in or so are very hardy and can be successfully kept in a community tank
Lol man SFE's get 2' long or more. They can be kept in a community tank generally, but as they are nearly blind they will try anything once and if its a slow moving or small fish he could end up lunch(depending on the SFE size)
kydizzle41
Member
sorry about that i guess i got some wrong info
splatee
Member
I personally wouldn't keep them in anything smaller than a 100 gallon. Snowflakes get around 24" and can get thick. I have two of them in a 240 gallon that are around 18" or so and when they come out to swim they move quick. Also make sure your rocks are stable because they will burrow and make tunnels and knock over stuff. Make sure you have a secure fitting top with no holes because they will find them and probally go carpet surfing. As for eating fish, one of mine attacked a Picasso trigger that was about 3". The trigger was in a cave and i saw the eel sneak up on it and grab it, it let it go but it didn't survive.
el guapo
Active Member
Originally Posted by prime311
http:///forum/post/2792483
Lol man SFE's get 2' long or more. They can be kept in a community tank generally, but as they are nearly blind they will try anything once and if its a slow moving or small fish he could end up lunch(depending on the SFE size)
I fully agree with this . Mine grew FAST When I got it was about 6-7" and as thick as a pencil . With in months it was over a foot and as thick as a magic marker .
http:///forum/post/2792483
Lol man SFE's get 2' long or more. They can be kept in a community tank generally, but as they are nearly blind they will try anything once and if its a slow moving or small fish he could end up lunch(depending on the SFE size)
I fully agree with this . Mine grew FAST When I got it was about 6-7" and as thick as a pencil . With in months it was over a foot and as thick as a magic marker .
otter
Member
I got "Frosty" my SFE back in June. He was around 12" then. He has grown to about 18" and 3 inches in diameter. They are very blind. Frosty has darted at my foxface a couple times. Probably, because he is the easiest thing to see.
Also, while they are moving your rocks they will also kick up a lot of sand. I keep him in a 60 gallon with three fish and a lot of rock work. Eels are not free swimmers, they would rather be in a hole IMO.
otter
Member
Originally Posted by prime311
http:///forum/post/2793577
3" diameter? Are you kidding me? Thats HUGE!
Ok, maybe not a full 3 inches
Between 2 and 3". I do hope he is reaching his full size though. Much bigger, and I think I will need to move him.
(sorry, don't want to hijack the thread)
http:///forum/post/2793577
3" diameter? Are you kidding me? Thats HUGE!
Ok, maybe not a full 3 inches
(sorry, don't want to hijack the thread)