Rhinomuraena quaesita
Black Ribbon Eel EXPERT ONLY
Black Ribbon Eel EXPERT ONLY
SKU:F-EEL-001
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Semi-Aggressive
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The Black Ribbon Eel, or Black Ribbon Moray Eel, has unique characteristics include a long "Black Ribbon-like" body, delicate jaws, and tubular anterior nostrils capped with an elaborate fan-like expansion.
The colors of this eel can vary dramatically as it grows in length. The juvenile is jet-black with a yellow dorsal fin.
The Black Ribbon Eel should be kept in a 100 gallon or larger aquarium with a deep (4-5 inch) sandy bottom under which it can live and hide. Its refuge may be a cave, man-made corals, or a PVC pipe that is buried in the sand with only one opening. The aquarium requires a tight-fitting lid to prevent escape.
The Black Ribbon Eel feeds on live feeder fish, crab, or shrimp and does not want to compete for food.
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