Hello,
Hoping to get some insight if any. I have a snowflake moray eel (had it for almost a year now), it’s a foot and a half long and currently going through a dormant feeding period. It hasn’t eaten really in a few weeks with the exception of a small chunk of squid that floated near him a week or so ago.
Every feeding time I offer food by using my tongs to place it in front of it
I’ve have witnessed him circle and nip at the end of his tail which has cause the tip/skin to be exposed. Does anyone know what could be causing this? My water levels all appear fine from my test kit. The eel will attack its own tail every other week or so and I can’t see what could be the cause of it.
Hoping to get some insight if any. I have a snowflake moray eel (had it for almost a year now), it’s a foot and a half long and currently going through a dormant feeding period. It hasn’t eaten really in a few weeks with the exception of a small chunk of squid that floated near him a week or so ago.
Every feeding time I offer food by using my tongs to place it in front of it
I’ve have witnessed him circle and nip at the end of his tail which has cause the tip/skin to be exposed. Does anyone know what could be causing this? My water levels all appear fine from my test kit. The eel will attack its own tail every other week or so and I can’t see what could be the cause of it.