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Wolf Eel

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A Wolf Eel is often referred to as a Blenny. However, it's an eel wolf that is a pseudochromid (Dottyback). Its most popular names are Carpet Eel Blenny, Eared Eel Blenny, or Green Wolf. The body of the animal is brownish in color with green highlights. It is recommended to have a 125 gallon or larger tank with many hiding places. Aquariums should have a lid that is tight to stop escaping. The Wolf Eel could remain in an aquarium reef tank, however, it is known to eat smaller crustaceans and fish. Its diet should contain meaty food items like small marine fish, clams chopped, and prawns. Approximate Purchase Size: Small: 6" to 10"; Medium: 10" to 12"; Large: 12" to 14"; XLarge: 14" and Larger  
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General information on Wolf Eel The Wolf Eel is frequently misinterpreted as it is often referred to as a Blenny. It is actually an eel that is a pseudochromid (Dottyback). The body of the fish is brownish, with green highlights. The aquarium must be sealed tightly to keep it from escaping. The Wolf Eel can remain in an aquarium with a reef but will consume smaller crustaceans and fish.  
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Large, Medium, Small
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1
Weight
6 lbs

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