Housing smoothies

[TheCanuck]

Hey everyone,

Been a while since I've been around.

I am looking at doing a large tank build in my new house.

I'd like to possibly have a smoothie.

I've seen so much conflicting information on size, temp, etc.

Anyone have any experienced feedback?

Tank mates would be horn shark and tessalata moray.

I'd keep to the male smoothie... Staying under 4ft.

 

[TheCanuck]

 

[TheCanuck]

My old tank from 10 years ago some of you may remember.

 

[Deadliestviper7]

They spend a fair ampunt of time near or on the bottom and like some open space to swim, they tend to be found in cooler habitats but adapt to tropical temps easily.
Ocassionally ive seen them hide in large caves.
Diet includes fish and soft bodied invertebrates, will probably accept shrimp.

Not particularly long lived, expect them to only live into early teens.

 

[krichardson]

Sick set up and video.That eel looked like it could easily have it's way with any one of those sharks.....dd it ever attack one of them?

 

[TheCanuck]

Eel never ate anything until his best bud had tainted food at the LFS during holding ( bumble bee grouper ) . Then he killed everything but sharks. He paid them no mind whatsoever.

 

[TheCanuck]

At one point he had a blueline, queen and clown trigger 3"-6" with no issues.. it was quite the tank for 2 years.

 

[TheCanuck]

I think I could get the smoothies pellet trained. My current horn shark is pellet trained along with my eel

 

[TheCanuck]

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[Deadliestviper7]

I think I could get the smoothies pellet trained. My current horn shark is pellet trained along with my eel

What pellets are you feeding currently?