^ G.Tiles are definitely brackish fish, looked into getting them a long time ago when i first heard about the mythical Freshwater Eel...
Also, good to know where Wes gets his from, since im guessing the stores over here are getting them from the same or similar sources???
Jameson`s, Crown royal and JD cinnamon. Like Sin Fire but over priced.
I love Jamison, but it tastes weird aafter you develop a taste for Bushmills or Paddy.
G. Polyuranadon was for sure one of the coolest fish I have ever owned. I regret selling mine to this day, he was awesome. Wes gets them caught from landlocked FW lakes in Indonesia, we are talking generations of being bred and kept in FW their entire lives. This is the only true FW Moray to my knowledge, I believe G. Tile will require brackish eventually.
Ok, well I bought 2 of them today, apparently she had 3 of them. She gave me a ridiculous deal and gave me like 50%-off my entire purchase, so that was cool lol. They are just little guys, maybe 18" long...She said the distributer said they are Gymnothorax tiles but I can't really tell the 2 species apart yet. Oh well, if they end up needing brackish water, I'm prepared to graduate them and run a brackish tank, it's worth it.
Right now I have them in a 30breeder, 36"L x 18"W x 12"H, although I swear I ended up putting seven 5 gallon buckets of water in it....whatever. I gave them a few inches of gravel and a nice big pair of ceramic strawberry-planters to hide in. She answered all my questions to the best of her ability and said they are pretty readily available. She couldn't find out if they were CB or not, but we guessed by how tame and docile they are, WC is not likely since Morays are aggressive generally.
I have a pair of long-handled hemostats and she gave me like $30 worth of frozen foods variety just for the heck of it for free. I got clams, shrimp, bloodworms, beefheart and some other stuff She also said they don't like dried foods.....anyone have any tricks to change that?
