Moray eel

does that mean another eel that gets 2 foot in length would be fine would pref a fang tooth

not clued up on eels so please explain why a fang toothed eel that gets 2ft would not be ok but a pebble tooth that gets 2 foot is ok if this is the case
 
does that mean another eel that gets 2 foot in length would be fine would pref a fang tooth

not clued up on eels so please explain why a fang toothed eel that gets 2ft would not be ok but a pebble tooth that gets 2 foot is ok if this is the case
Do you plan on just having the eels or do you want other fish?

If its going to be eel only you could have another, but its always a gamble. They may try to kill each other or they may end up getting along. But if you do want to add 2 youd want to get them both small with the snowflake being a little bigger since the fang tooth can do more damage, and add them at the same time or add the snowflake first for best results. Most eels when introduced will fight for dominance and if they come out of that first fight ok theyre usually ok after.
 
Bananna eel
this is what i was thinking or japanese dragon but there incredibly hard to get in the uk never seen 1 for sale
Do you plan on just having the eels or do you want other fish?

If its going to be eel only you could have another, but its always a gamble. They may try to kill each other or they may end up getting along. But if you do want to add 2 youd want to get them both small with the snowflake being a little bigger since the fang tooth can do more damage, and add them at the same time or add the snowflake first for best results. Most eels when introduced will fight for dominance and if they come out of that first fight ok theyre usually ok after.
the eel will be on its own i have fish but going to be upgrading so ill have 1 90 gallon tank i don't want to go to waste
 
Good responses, if you want to keep the banana eel alone, the 90g will be fine. Some will keep damsels for color and movement, they are so elusive many will last a while.
 
This is my Bananna in my 108 gal mixed reef.
 

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I have found the key to preventing predation, is to feed the eel (2-3 times per week) when he/she starts to become super active and “hunts” around the tank.
 
does that mean another eel that gets 2 foot in length would be fine would pref a fang tooth

not clued up on eels so please explain why a fang toothed eel that gets 2ft would not be ok but a pebble tooth that gets 2 foot is ok if this is the case
different body sizes, water, feeding, etc

snowflakes need like 75 gallons or so

something like a dragon needs like 180

@Dragonsreef has a moray and can tell you about it
 
I had a zebra moray eel in my 120 gallon (48”x30”x19”). I’ll definitely get another for my next build.

 

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