Just some pics to show how much my lil guy has grown in the past 5 years
From 6" to 15", and hes still kickin butt
From 6" to 15", and hes still kickin butt
Eel growth
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In the summer he grows fast becasue I am able to catch and feed him live silversides all the time. Sometimes when my dad goes fishing he'll also cut up and freeze some of the fish he catches for me, bluefish, stripped bass, flounder, skates...
During the fall/winter/spring I cut up and feed him either frozen mackerel that I buy whole at some health store, frozen squid, or raw shrimp. This year I am thinking about just buying fish from the fish market and using that. Expensive, but its alot easier than working around the bones from a mackerel, and the squid always stinks up my hands for the rest of the day...The Sea Robin is also accepting chopped up frozen fish, so thats good.
During the fall/winter/spring I cut up and feed him either frozen mackerel that I buy whole at some health store, frozen squid, or raw shrimp. This year I am thinking about just buying fish from the fish market and using that. Expensive, but its alot easier than working around the bones from a mackerel, and the squid always stinks up my hands for the rest of the day...The Sea Robin is also accepting chopped up frozen fish, so thats good.
guppy said:
OOOOHHHHH, I know they eat worms, but I wish I knew they ate grasshoppers. I live in grasshopper country over here.
AMERICAN baby are american eels FW, BW, or SW???? i don't know much about them and im always interestend in eels
They are everything. I keep mine in Saltwater and that is where adult eels live. They spawn in fresh water, and that where adult eels go, in a stream or something to spwan. So they can go to fresh to brackish to salt to brackish to fresh. I believe guppy kept his in a fresh water tank. If he didn't I believe that you can keep them in just about anything you want.
cool. I am looking for another eel. I am looking at a FireTrack or a FW moray eel and now an american eel.