I made sure mine was eating and comfortable before I slowly switched it over. Every week when I do wc I would increase the salt till I got to 1.012 and kept it there.
Freshwater Moray Eels
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I made sure mine was eating and comfortable before I slowly switched it over. Every week when I do wc I would increase the salt till I got to 1.012 and kept it there.
How do I know how much salt im taking/adding if I do it at WC-time?
also: http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/threads/refugium-for-brackish-moray-tank-needed.659859/
Use a refractometer tool. It reads how much salt. It's a more accurate way than just guessing. Only add salt to the water that your adding and not the whole tank. I usually let the salt dissolve for 24 hrs before I add to tank using a power head and temp to math tank.
lol I would never "just guess", but like the thread says I linked, I'm new to SW, so treat me like it's Boot Camp and I'm a total Noob
Only reason I got out of saltwater is because I made a big mistake that cost me my snowflake moray eel. It was close to 2ft. I moved to a new place and I was in a rush to get the water setup for it. Salt wasn't totally dissolved and temp was off. I was so disappointed so I switched back to fresh. Maybe some day I'll get back into saltwater cause eels are what drew me to saltwater.
Dude, that SUCKS. I gotta break out some frozen food tonight for my little homiies lol How often will they eat? I tried some pellets but I forgot to count them out so I would know if they ate any when I counted the # floating on the surface a few hours later.....I THINK they ate a few....it really looked I dropped a lot more in than when I re-counted later.
I really couldn't say how much to feed. I just feed till they stop eating and take out any leftovers. I'd fast them every other day.
IDK, I have 2 little guys in a 30Breeder. I couldn't tell you cuz I don't know how BIG they get. I know it says 24" long, but I got a feeling these things get THICK once they hit 24" and just start growing outwards
