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I have found a picture of a Giant Moray. http://www.wetwebmedia.com/moraysii.htm scroll down to see a picture and brief information.

I just want to reply on the comment about moray eels being toxic. Actually they are not toxic its just they're mouth is very dirty like humans believe it or not and what it is, is a bacterial infection. The same thing would happen if your best friend was to bite you. You would get a bacterial...

Currently my favorite moray eel is a Goldentail that I own, however the White Mouth Moray is my favorite that I have seen in pictures, but I can't find them. Are they frequently seen in the aquarium trade? Anyone know where I can find one?

Bi-color Damsel

I don't believe that is a parrotfish. It looks like a bluestreak cleaner wrasse.

It is due to the rising water temperatures from the depleated ozone.

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Yes, I had one actually break a glass aquarium that I had. Thats how sharp they are. After that I fed it to my Triggerfish and Moray eel. That pleased me and them.:mean:

It could have been a Filefish. they perform a courtship dance, they do this with their triggers out giving them a triangular look.

Actually Rockfish, Scorpionfish, and Lionfish are closely related their venom is not seriously dangerous to most peoplej. The people that should worry are people who are allergic to bee stings. Although if you ever get stung again, run hot water over the area that got stung (as hot as you can...

Second fish= Sergeant Major Third fish = little difficult, I am uncertain of the exact name, however it is in the Anthias family (pseudanthias sp.).

The Titan Triggerfish is by far the meanest of the triggers, you are fortunate that it didn't attack you. Many divers get attacked by the titan for no reason what so ever, other triggers such as the clown, niger, huma huma, or blue line or pretty well harmless (unless hungry).

Most eel's grow extremely slow it just depends how often you feed them and how big your tank is. The recommended feeding schedule for an eel is 2-3 times a week, I feed mine every other day, so they don't eat my other fish, and it seems to be a good happy medium.

I would just like to say that I too belive that the biggest moray is the Giant Moray it has been recorded at 12 feet long (the Green Moray max is 7.5 feet long). A Zebra is an excellent eel it has been recorded at length of about 5 feet long, but specimens over 3.5 feet long are very rare...

Thats a tough one. I couldn't see much of the head, but from the colorations on the body and the physical characteristics it appears to be what some call the goldspot eel. Since you took the picture and most likely had a better view, go to: www.thepetstore.com then eels, scrowl down to...