I recently picked up two fish labeled as "python eels" at my lfs. They're awesome, awesome eels. I feed them earthworms through a tube, and they get so excited the second the tube is in the water that they practically try to mate with it. It's kind of awesome. Anyway, here's a pic of the smaller of the two:
I'd say she's about 10'', and the larger one is 12+ and is almost twice as thick as her. Sometimes they burrow into the substrate, but mostly they stay hidden and immobile in my plants.
Anybody could give me a latin name for these guys so I can find out more about them? They didn't have much info for me at the fish store, and I've only seen "python eels" on aquabid once. They're obviously called this because of the python-like patterning on their sides and tail.
Thanks!
I'd say she's about 10'', and the larger one is 12+ and is almost twice as thick as her. Sometimes they burrow into the substrate, but mostly they stay hidden and immobile in my plants.
Anybody could give me a latin name for these guys so I can find out more about them? They didn't have much info for me at the fish store, and I've only seen "python eels" on aquabid once. They're obviously called this because of the python-like patterning on their sides and tail.
Thanks!