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09/10/2006, 11:48 PM
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It wont eat the smaller one, but there are no guarantees as well that it wouldn't harm it at all, and besides that if this is in your small tank, even more so its not be a good idea.
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09/11/2006, 09:36 AM
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I have seen snowflake eels together that were of different sizes and they got along fine, however, it should be noted that they were in a 72 gallon tank. I believe the the more space they are given, the safer you will be.
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09/11/2006, 09:42 AM
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I wouldn't chance it in a 29g tank. I've seen similar sized SF eels maul each other in small tanks.
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09/11/2006, 09:42 AM
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I wouldn't chance it in a 29g tank. I've seen similar sized SF eels maul each other in small tanks. The little guy wouldn't stand a chance.
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#6
09/12/2006, 02:23 AM
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I wouldnt keep even 1 snowflake in a 29 gallon, my 14" Snowflake is in a 55 gal and i'm afraid hes going to outgrow it eventually.
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09/12/2006, 10:06 AM
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They'll definitely outgrow the 29, but when small can be kept in a similar sized tank for a short period of time.
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