Did you think it’s a banana at first glance? It’s not. This is the Golden Moray Eel. It can be found in the South American countries, along the coastal reef. It is thick, muscular and has a stunning yellow colour with black spots that makes it look like a banana. It belongs to the Fie Coral EEL species, but the yellow coloured eel is actually a rare form. Below are some amazing facts about the Golden Moray EEL.
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They are usually available as juveniles and are usually a foot long and grow to the length of around two feet. They are not easy to find and come at a steep price. The diet of the Golden Moray Includes live fish and other types of meat. Golden Moray Eel is not an easy pet for aquarists as it can escape from the smallest of openings. They can give you a severe bite. Also, they can’t be kept with other fish as they are predators.
They have 2 sets of jaws which they use to capture their victim. They do not have the suction force that other Eels have. But like all other fish they breathe through gills that are located behind their head. Still, they need to take in big gulps of water to be able to breathe. That is why their mouth is usually open.
