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Aquarium Related Tips

1. Keep plenty of testing kits on hand, if you own a saltwater aquarium you should mainly focus on nitrates, PH, salinity, and phosphate levels. Never be caught off guard, make sure you have plenty of kits available to test the levels.


2. You must always treat the water in the aquarium before attempting to place fish. If you fail to treat the water the fish can die from the condition of the water.


3. When you are removing a large ornamental rock from your aquarium, make sure to check all the nooks and crannies. Some fish love to hide in there and it is good to double check to make sure you donít leave one of your fish out of water.

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Kidako Eel

$878.75

The Kidako Eel is often considered to be the “Holy Grail” amongst aquarium owners who keep Eels. Kidako Eels are a rare find in the aquarium industry and are originally from the waters of the Western Pacific. Kidako Eels are great for a reef aquarium but they can feed on crustaceans, so it is best to keep the Kidako Eel in an aquarium that is mostly fish. This Eel is a carnivore and should be fed a steady diet of shrimp and other meaty foods.

Origin: Western Pacific

Size: Can grow up to lengths of 2 feet at full maturity

Feeding: Carnivorous, will accept most meaty foods

Aquarium: Saltwater, can be kept in a reef aquarium

Minimum Tank Size: 75 Gallons

Behavior: This Eel is a carnivore and will eat any crustaceans in the aquarium.

Care: This Eel is relatively easy to care for.

Compatibility: Can be kept in a community reef aquarium, just use caution when selecting fish to pair with it.

This product was added to our catalog on Saturday 25 June, 2005.
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