True Freshwater Tiger Moray Eel (B Grade)
To ensure customers only receive the highest quality fish, we offer B Grade products on fish that don’t meet our very high standards.
- May have less desirable pattern
- May have less desirable color
- 100% Healthy with no physical defects
The advantage of ExoticFishGuy.com’s Grade B Gymnothorax Polyuranodon, the true freshwater tiger moray eel (not Gymnothorax tile which needs brackish long term), is that these eels can fluctuate in color and will only improve with a feeding schedule that does not involve fasting for shipment. Patterns can also evolve as the eel grows.
| Species | Gymnothorax Polyuranodon |
|---|---|
| Water Type | Freshwater |
| Grade | B Grade |
| Health Status | 100% Healthy, No Physical Defects |
FAQ
What does B Grade mean for this moray eel?
B Grade indicates the eel may have less desirable pattern or color compared to A Grade, but it is 100% healthy with no physical defects.
Will the color of the eel improve over time?
Yes, the color of the eel can fluctuate and improve with proper feeding that avoids fasting during shipment.
Is this eel suitable for freshwater tanks?
Yes, this is a true freshwater tiger moray eel, not requiring brackish water conditions.
Edward Davidson –
Received the eel in good condition, no visible injuries. It has a vibrant base color that seems to deepen after a few weeks. I’ve been feeding it regularly and it’s active in the tank now. The pattern is not as bold as I hoped, but it’s still a healthy and interesting addition.
Sean Turner –
The eel arrived healthy and seems to be adjusting well. Color has changed slightly since arrival, which matches the description of evolving over time. I’m happy with the quality despite the B Grade label.
Benjamin Abraham –
Great value for a freshwater moray. It’s active and shows signs of improvement in color after a few weeks. No issues with health or behavior. The feeding schedule I followed helped it thrive.