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I recently bought a snowflake. The LFS had the tank completly closed. When I
put him in my tank he was on the floor within 15 seconds before I even got it covered. I have a divider in the tank he can go under to feed seperately from the puffer. The first time he went over the top of the divider to get to the other side. Since then he has not tried to get out but I am keeping egg crate on the top just in case. DaveYoung "Gary" wrote in message ... Exactly how concerned should I be about a snowflake eel escaping? I'm starting a 75 gallon fish-only tank and want to include a snowflake eel. My tank is well covered, but I do have two openings on the back of my tank to allow for filtration hoses and a hang-on protein skimmer and a heater and powerheads. The openings are about 2" wide and 10" long (long and narrow). I know an eel CAN escape through a hole that size, but WILL he? I've heard stories about people waking up to find a dried stiff eel on the floor next to the tank. Are stories like this the exception or the rule? Thanks... Gary |
My snowflake jumped out about 6 months ago. I am lucky I was still up
to put her back in the tank. I covered the back of the tank with some aluminium and she has not jumped out since. They are wonderful and easy to take care of, also they pretty much get along with everything but shrimp and crabs. Vicki "It is well that war is so terrible, else we would grow fond of it." ~ Robert E. Lee~ Visit me on line at http://shamrock4u.250free.com webtv users can view photos at news:alt.discuss.clubs.public.nature.photography.w ewela To send e-mail delete webtv.net and add msn.com (put to Vicki in subject line or my spam filter will discard) |
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