Gangetic Moray
NameGangetic Moray
Scientific NameGymnothorax polyuranodon
Common NamesGangetic Moray, Freshwater Moray, Many-toothed Moray, Tiger Moray
FamilyMuraenidae
OriginIndo-Pacific, Southeast Asia, Oceania, East Africa, India, Philippines, New Guinea, Australia
Temperamentsemi-aggressive
Dietcarnivore
Care Leveladvanced
Minimum Tank Size (Gallons)180
Max Size (Inches)59
Water TypeBrackish (adaptable to Freshwater/Saltwater)
Temperature Range (°F)72-82
pH Range7.0-8.5
Compatible SpeciesLarge, robust brackish fish, Archerfish, Monos, Scats, Other large, non-aggressive fish too big to be eaten
Description
The Gangetic Moray is a large, predatory eel known for its remarkable adaptability to freshwater, brackish, and saltwater environments throughout its life stages. It possesses an elongated body and sharp teeth, primarily preying on fish and crustaceans. This species requires a very large aquarium with ample hiding spots to thrive.
