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Posted by SilverSeahorse on February 21, 2003 at 00:20:42:

In Reply to: snowflake eel posted by easttenn on February 16, 2003 at 13:46:07:

It is recommended that a snowflake eel have a minimum of 60 gallons if the eel is by itself. When I got my snowflake eel he was only 6 inches long and I kept him in a 30 gallon tank until he got to about 9 inches. Now he is in a 90 gallon tank with 2 damsels. He seems to like that. If you are going to keep a snowflake in a 55 gallon tank then you can't have anything else in the tank. He will need lots of room to swim around

Hope that helps!

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