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Thanks for the replies. Tried squid last night, but no go. He didnt want it. Ill grab some ghost shrimp today and give that a shot.
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I've already done that. Anything elseAdd pvc for the eel and it'll keep him relaxed and then try squid
I do, I've got a chainlink eel in mine.Anyone have an eel in a reef tank?
Do you have any picturesI do, I've got a chainlink eel in mine.
Here's a video and once on YouTube look under my name and there's more.Do you have any pictures
usually moray eels are either to slow, not used to eating them, don't recognise them as food, and sometimes use their sense of smell to catch food, putting it in front of them would work, I have a snowflake moray eel and I have thirty feeder shrimp breeding in their (4 foot refugium/ tank) and they breed which I feed my predatory wrasse and swallow tail hawk in my reef tank above, he does not eat the shrimp or very small fish in his tank and is trained to eat from tongs and frozen shrimp lance fish and chooped fresh food, goodluck but remember to use a variety of fresh and frozen foods good luckTyler, have you seen the saltwater LIVE feeder shrimp on liveaquaria and ebay? Would this work for morays? Could someone put 3 or 4 in the display tank with eel at one time and let them chase them down as prey thereby not having to feed an eel few times a week? If the dump and feed doesn't work I think feeding live shrimp with long plastic tweezers (or what you use) and dangling in front of her might work?
I've got a snowflake eel in my mixed reef tank. Here's a video of my tank.Anyone have an eel in a reef tank?
OK then, variety is what I need to key-in on.usually moray eels are either to slow, not used to eating them, don't recognise them as food, and sometimes use their sense of smell to catch food, putting it in front of them would work, I have a snowflake moray eel and I have thirty feeder shrimp breeding in their (4 foot refugium/ tank) and they breed which I feed my predatory wrasse and swallow tail hawk in my reef tank above, he does not eat the shrimp or very small fish in his tank and is trained to eat from tongs and frozen shrimp lance fish and chooped fresh food, goodluck but remember to use a variety of fresh and frozen foods good luck
This, I use LRS chunky to feed my eel due to the variety.OK then, variety is what I need to key-in on.