Black Ribbon Eel (Asia Pacific) IceCap especially around the edges of

especially around the edges of the colony where it may extend up to an inch from the skeleton

and other prepared foods

Traps organic particles

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The Seneye Reef Monitor helps reef keepers track trends that are easy to miss with occasional manual testing

Black Ribbon Eel (Asia Pacific) IceCap especially around the edges ofRibbon eels are some of the most spectacular eels, but also the most difficult to feed. Initially they may require live food items of small fish and shrimp. Chromis, mollies, damsels, and peppermint shrimp are often used. In time the eel may be weaned onto frozen foods; however, some specimens may refuse all but live foods. We only recommend these eels for very experienced aquarists. Keeping the eel in a small aquarium of at least 30 gallons initially