Skeletor Eel Echidna Xanthospilos

£109.99

SKU: STF-MAR-MISS-214 Category:

Description

Skeletor Eel – Echidna xanthospilos

Overview:
The Skeletor Eel is a striking moray eel species, named for its distinctive skeletal-like pattern of dark body markings with contrasting lighter spots. Its elongated body and intricate coloration make it an eye-catching addition to large marine aquariums.

Origin:
Native to the Indo-Pacific region, commonly found around coral reefs, rocky crevices, and lagoons across Indonesia, the Philippines, and Papua New Guinea.

Feeding:
Carnivorous – feeds on small fish, crustaceans, and marine invertebrates. In captivity, offer meaty foods such as shrimp, squid, clams, and frozen marine preparations.

Tank Mates:
Suitable for larger, non-aggressive species. Avoid small fish or invertebrates that may be seen as prey. Best kept in species-specific or carefully planned community tanks.

Aggression:
Semi-aggressive/predatory – generally peaceful with larger tank mates but will hunt smaller animals.

Experience Level:
Advanced – requires a well-established aquarium with plenty of hiding spots and secure rockwork to mimic natural reef crevices.

Water Parameters:

  • Temperature: 72–78°F (22–26°C)

  • pH: 8.1–8.4

  • Salinity: 1.020–1.025

  • Minimum Tank Size: 125+ gallons

The Skeletor Eel is a dramatic and captivating predator, ideal for experienced aquarists seeking a unique centerpiece for a large marine aquarium.

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