So today when I got home from school, I saw my Mastacembelus cryptacanthus dead!
I originally bought him from a tank at work after he was sitting there for maybe 3-4 weeks. He was one of three, the first one who died and the second got chewed up by a couple African Brown Knives after I got mine.
He was in a 20g with my 4" Campylomormyrus rhynchophorus (Double Trunk Elephant Nose) and 3 1/2" SA Leaffish. I fed the tank bloodworms, glassworms and live blackworms five times a week and spot fed the eel 3-4 times a week (as they rarely eat in the wild).
I really doubt it was killed by anything, as the double trunk elephant nose is super interactive and friendly to all of the tank mates it has/had and the eel never got close to the elephant noses' territory. And the leaf fish, is well a leaf fish so of course he wouldn't bother the eel.

Here is a picture of him before I bought him when he was in the store's tank.
I originally bought him from a tank at work after he was sitting there for maybe 3-4 weeks. He was one of three, the first one who died and the second got chewed up by a couple African Brown Knives after I got mine.
He was in a 20g with my 4" Campylomormyrus rhynchophorus (Double Trunk Elephant Nose) and 3 1/2" SA Leaffish. I fed the tank bloodworms, glassworms and live blackworms five times a week and spot fed the eel 3-4 times a week (as they rarely eat in the wild).
I really doubt it was killed by anything, as the double trunk elephant nose is super interactive and friendly to all of the tank mates it has/had and the eel never got close to the elephant noses' territory. And the leaf fish, is well a leaf fish so of course he wouldn't bother the eel.
Here is a picture of him before I bought him when he was in the store's tank.