Eel-watching...

andyroo

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Watching little Anguilla rostrata juveniles in a greenwater window nano-tank hunt guppies in the back-lit gloom is kind'a... unnerving.
They're not good at it (yet?) but they are relentless, violent and wonderfully quicksilver fluid. I'm glad i'm not part of that food-chain... at least not today.

Will try to get a little video tomorrow.
 

BillyMaysChickenWings

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Watching little Anguilla rostrata juveniles in a greenwater window nano-tank hunt guppies in the back-lit gloom is kind'a... unnerving.
They're not good at it (yet?) but they are relentless, violent and wonderfully quicksilver fluid. I'm glad i'm not part of that food-chain... at least not today.

Will try to get a little video tomorrow.
Sounds super neat, can't wait to see
 

spotfin

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Guppies are probably too big for the eels to catch at this size. Maybe try small pieces of food. How many do you have and where did you catch them?
 
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andyroo

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Not wrong, they were catching the juveniles (that I saw) and a few males were missing tail-chunks.
They've since both discovered that the kibble bits were not just guppy-bait, but edible unto themselves - so they're fat & the sport's done.
The bigger eel should be big enough to earn herself a tank-upgrade before Xmas. Let's see how she fills out.
 
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