Black Garden Eel
Heteroconger perissodon
Also known as: Black Garden Eel, Many-toothed Garden Eel
- Black Garden Eel
- Many-toothed Garden Eel
Overview
Found singly or in small colonies, poking out from silty mud, sand, and seagrass bottoms, of sheltered bays, lagoons, and coastal slopes.
Garden Eels rise up in the sand halfway their body length waving in the sand feeding on plankton.
When approached they slide back into their holes.
How to identify
- Pattern
- white spots
- Fins & Tail
- white edged fin
- Behaviour
- burrowinghead showingsolitary
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Habitat & where to find it
- Range · Indo-West Pacific
- Country only · 2
Found singly or in small colonies, poking out from silty mud, sand, and seagrass bottoms, of sheltered bays, lagoons, and coastal slopes.
Adult photos 2
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