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Is it a new tank? How did you acclimate the eel? It should have immediately scurried into the rockwork. |
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![]() LFS told me to float him/her for 30 minutes and let it go...It did scurry right for the rocks but hes staying in one place...the tank is 90 gallon, maybe three months old
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![]() mine did the same thing-didn't eat for 4 days which is no big deal-they can go for weeks without eating.they are basically blind and go to food by smell.it will probably come out around feeding times and eat like a pig.mine will eat 4-5 clams,a couple of scallops,and a couple of prawns a day-cut them up for it as it will try to eat them whole and basically choke on them
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All floating the bag does is adjust the temperature in the bag to that of the tank water. You have to adjust the salinity and the PH in the bag to that of the tank. You do that over an hour by dripping tank water in the bag. Your eel suffered major stress but it is likely that she will survive. Good Luck |
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![]() The more rockwork you have, the more you will also see your eel. I had a gymnothorax tile once...supposedly a very hard eel to feed. The problem, though, is that most people don't give enough cover for them, so then they are feeling very vulnerable and won't come out to eat. I saw my guy all the time.
Same with the snowflake I just got from Carmen...he's been eating since day 2 and is poking his head out here and there all the time. lol |