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Don't know about American eels, most eels get large so a large tank is obviously needed. Next a soft substrate, sand works best. Lastly prepare for live or frozen foods
Don't know about American eels, most eels get large so a large tank is obviously needed. Next a soft substrate, sand works best. Lastly prepare for live or frozen foods
um american eels are those just found a lot in the ocean or brackish water in the rocks or plants in the shore and they use that for bait to catch stipers so i don't know what in the world you are gooing to do with that but when it gets big just strip its skin cut it in half clean it and fry that dam thing
I fed mine feeder goldfish. I had a tire track not an American. He also liked crickets. Full grown you might be able to feed them pinkies. I never tried that but I think they would eat them.
I also had a small tank of platies and I would feed them to the eel when the tank got too full.