Jun 4
Fire Eel (Mastacembelus erythrotaenia), family Mastacembelidae, order Synbranchiformes, found in freshwater habitats in SE Asia
This species is not a “true eel”, but is in a group called the spiny eels.
photograph by Stan Sung
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Fire Eel (Mastacembelus erythrotaenia), family Mastacembelidae, order Synbranchiformes, found in freshwater habitats in SE Asia
This species is not a “true eel”, but is in a group called the spiny eels.
photograph by Stan Sung
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I love eels can you show some eels please?
Craziest eel of all time
You get a Fire Eel
Mastacembelus erythrotaenia
Daily fish fact #833
Fire eel!
It inhabits slow-moving waters with thick vegetation, like lowland rivers and floodplains — it tends to hide out in the sand with its head peeking out. Despite the name, it is not really an eel, but a spiny eel (different from eel)!
They’ve got a kind of “king and his evil vizer“ vibe that I’m really digging.