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Old 03-29-2007, 01:51 AM   #1
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Question which one...

besides kuhli or dojo loaches,


which eel kind of fish is FW and is able to live in a community set-up, and doesn't eat fish?
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Old 03-29-2007, 10:23 AM   #2
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I don't have one (yet), but a peac0ck eel (almost) fits the bill. They can get to 12", and they will sometimes eat small, neon tetra-sized fish, but (from what I have read) they usually don't, especially if kept well fed.
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Old 03-29-2007, 05:54 PM   #3
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so do i feed it bloodworms or what...with it growing 12" it probably can't go in a ten gallon tank... will it eat fish the size of ADF's or kuhli's or hillstreams?
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As I say, I don't have one of these things yet, but from what I have read...

Yes, you feed them bloodworms and other live or frozen foods. I'm planning on starting a daphnia culture (and perhaps blackworms as well, if the daphnia goes well) to feed them, as well as some dwarf puffers (which are also planned fish as opposed to fish I have now). Some of them eat sinking pellets too. Oh, and earthworms was another favorite mentioned.

No, they definitely don't go in a 10g, but then neither do dojo loaches. Kuhli is more like it, but if you look up the care sheets of kuhli loaches, they suggest 15g as a min (but since they really don't swim very much, and they stay small, seems to me like a 10g would be all right for them).

I don't think they would eat hillstream loaches, too wide. Kuhlis are worm-shaped and could get mistaken for an earthworm and so it might not be safe. ADFs are probably too wide as well.
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my pea**************** eel is too slow to eat other fish.
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Yeah (I have heard) peac*ck eels make great tank mates. By the way, what fish is that in your avatar kuhli loach
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