Eels

[SeaHorse_Fanatic]

You can even hide lengths of pvc in the rockwork for them to hide in.

[Ticketyboo]

I have 5 Eels in my tank and they all co-exist nicely with my lionfish and bamboo shark.

Tight lid and most definately mesh up your intakes for overflows and intakes as my snowflake likes to scare the hell out of me by jumping into the overflows and landing in my sump.

i also have tones of rock work, make sure that they can use these as tunnels, and make it so that its facing the front of the tank, otherwise you wont see much of them during the day for they usually stick out 1/3 of its body from their cave.

Sand also i find is a good thing and not to go bare bone as they like to borrow under rocks.

Our LFS has just recieved a nice shipment of 8 Eels which i more than gladly helped put in the tank

Any more Eel lovers here?

[Salmon King]

I have a three and a half foot hawaiin dragon eel that I have had 3 years.Make sure you have a good filter system and hiding spots through the tank.For awhile I only had a hiding spot in one corner witch he didn/t venture far from.After I made hiding spots through out the tank he feels more comfortable and is out all the time .A good diet gos a long way.Squid/octopus and formula cube.

[tranvictor]

Do you any pics of your dragon?

[Salmon King]

Ihave pictures on reef central under eels.I will try to get some new pictures soon

[krisalexander]

I had two eels in my FOWLR, unfortunately I am selling them both, I have a gold spotted moray and a snowflake and they co-exist fine in a 33G. I have a couple rocks and some clear pvc type stuff and they think that they are hidden when actually they are sitting in the front and centre of the tank... Eels are sweet creatures would recommend them to anybody with the instructions stated above by other reefers..

Kris