FreshWater Morays Eels : Gymnothorax polyuranodon

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FreshWater Morays Eels : Gymnothorax polyuranodon


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c'mon neo...pleeeeeease :cry::cry::cry:
 
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nishant_datta

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Neo, is the dark one only the fresh water moray or all of em ?? how big do they get ?? I just bought one last week which is about 14 inches but is not active at all, not even feeding properly. Some one told me that it could be a brackish moray. Are there any brackish ones as well ?
 
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nishant_datta;1778955; said:
Neo, is the dark one only the fresh water moray or all of em ?? how big do they get ?? I just bought one last week which is about 14 inches but is not active at all, not even feeding properly. Some one told me that it could be a brackish moray. Are there any brackish ones as well ?
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Freshwater morays are actually brackish water fish.
 
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