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09/17/2014, 09:06 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: NYC
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I LOVE EELS - Can I Buy More????
I am a new enthusiastic reefer. Purchased a pair of Dwarf Hawaiian Golden Eels two days ago. One is still MIA , The other is Eating like a pig. They are really beautiful. Purchased this breed due to SIZE and natural disposition. Perfect reef eels. I have a large coral filled 90g tank. going to add lots of cool eel tubes as long as I can make them invisible and hidden in live rock. want to mantain natural look. so Can I buy more>???? also can I get some ribbon eels?? I dont want anything big or aggressive in my tank.
My fish so far are all about 2 inches and fat chevron tang pair of picasso clowns flame hawk Long nose hawk 3 helfrich flame fish Radion wrasse (intended Rhambosis wrasse ) Can I add like 2 or 3 more little eels?? Are there any rare small breeds not often found in trade?? I enjoy feeding them Scott
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Scott I should have leased a 911 turbo. Stupid Fish.... Current Tank Info: 90 G Custom , 17g Nano Reef , 25g Earth Tank |
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09/17/2014, 09:49 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: San Jose, CA
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Honestly, I would not, you are at your fish limit if not over it IMHO. I think you should back off wanting to buy any fish for at least 6 months and see how your tank manages. It would be a shame to just buy fish only to have them die so you could buy more. These are living things and a 90 gallon tank really just isn't that big.
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I need a new signiture Current Tank Info: 90 gallon, 14 gallon |
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09/17/2014, 09:52 PM
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Join Date: May 2014
Location: LA california
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You are at your limit of fish in the 90. Ribbon eels are very hard to take care of, rarely survive and will eat your fish
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