Tire Track Eel (Mastacembelus armatus)
These tire track eels are fun to watch while they swim around the tank and make a great addition to your fish tanks!
They have cool movements and add a bit of exotic-ness to any freshwater tank.
They are about 4" to 6" at the moment.
Also known as the Zig zag eel is a variety of Southeast Asian freshwater eel. They are scaleless elongated fish that appreciate soft sandy substrate for burrowing. These eels have a nice pattern throughout their bodies and long dorsal fins that connect to the anal fin at the tail. They do great with other large fish such as Knifefish, gourami, plecos, loaches and peaceful cichlids. Nocturnal carnivores that appreciate live fish and frozen foods. Growing to 20” in the aquarium wild specimens have been recorded at 36”!
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Tire Track Eel For Sale
Our Tire Track Eels swimming around in hopes of us throwing in...
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One Super Active Tire Track Eel!
This is one of our tire track eels that will eat out of your h...
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Fire Eel & Tire Track Eels Hanging Out!
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Tire Track Eel For Sale!!
www.PetZoneSD.com Fresh Water Eels that make a great addition ...
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Purchase,Tire Track Eel
I am very very happy and pleased with my purchase.Im in N Y,my order from San Diago was perfect.My Eel is beautiful,order was quickly shipped and perfect.Im super happy and will order again!
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Awesome fish store
I would absolutely purchase more fishes from. This store. Thanks for the recent hook up. Love the fishes
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Tire track eel
Very healthy and active.a pleasant experience to deal with petzonesd.will probably order from them again.
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Excellent little eel
Very healthy and well socialized. He loves hanging out with the other eels I have. He is picky eating, but loves live worms.
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As advertised, very happy
I got the eel the day I requested it (I have a crazy work schedule, can't always be home).
He was very alive and very peppy upon arrival, he even tried to jump out of the bag!
The first day or two he was very active and swam around quite a bit. The last few days he's been hiding in his PVC pipe 24/7 (I've only had him a week). Soooo...
