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Blue Ribbon Eel (M, 20-25″) – Reef Compatible, Expert-Level Aquarium Fish

(3 customer reviews)

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Blue Ribbon Eel, 20-25 inches, suitable for 75+ gallon tanks with caution for reef systems.

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Blue Ribbon Eel (Rhinomuraena quaesita)

Reef Compatible – With Caution
Care Level – Expert-only
Disposition – Semi-aggressive
Min. Tank Size – 75 gallons
Mature Size – 50 inches

Size Information

Size Length Range
M 20″ to 25″

FAQ

Is this eel safe to keep with corals?

This eel is reef compatible with caution. It may pose a threat to delicate corals and polyps, especially in close proximity. Careful tank setup and regular monitoring are required.

What is the recommended tank size for this eel?

A minimum tank size of 75 gallons is required to provide adequate space and stability for this species.

How aggressive is this eel?

The Blue Ribbon Eel is semi-aggressive and may display defensive behaviors when stressed or provoked. It is not suitable for tanks with small or shy fish.

3 reviews for Blue Ribbon Eel (M, 20-25″) – Reef Compatible, Expert-Level Aquarium Fish

  1. Victor Sanderson –

    I’ve kept this eel for over a year in a 100-gallon tank with a well-established reef. It’s calm most of the time, but I’ve noticed it occasionally nips at soft corals. I keep a close eye on it and maintain strong water flow. It’s a challenging but rewarding addition to an expert aquarium.

  2. Christian Underwood –

    The eel arrived healthy and has grown steadily to 22 inches. I’m cautious about its placement and keep it in a corner with strong current. It doesn’t eat much, but it’s active during the day. Not for beginners, but worth the effort.

  3. Owen Alsop –

    I expected more aggression, but it’s actually quite passive. Still, I had to remove a small soft coral after a few weeks. I’m learning to manage its behavior better with proper tank layout and hiding spots.

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