The blue ribbon eel is born hermaphrodites and go through color change as it becomes male. It grows up to 50 inch and should be kept in a tank not less than 75 gallon. The Blue Ribbon Eel might bother sessile invertebrates and other corals, that is why it is considered reef safe but with … Read more
white ribbon eels are carnivorous. Initially, they may need to be fed live food such as ghost shrimp . Over time they will adapt and take fresh fish and crustaceans. Are ribbon eels reef safe? The blue ribbon eel is born hermaphrodites and go through color change as it becomes male. It grows up to … Read more
In general, snowflake eels are excellent reef-safe morays [Figures 1, 3, 4, 5]. They adapt quickly to tank life, readily accept prepared marine-based foods, and are much less of a threat to fish than members of Gymnothorax. What do reef eels eat? Eels eat insects, fish, and crustaceans as part of their carnivorous diet. Eels … Read more