Common name: Moray Eels

Uropterygius is a genus of moray eels found in coral reef environments. They are known for their elongated, snake-like bodies and are often found hiding in crevices. These eels are generally small, making them suitable for larger home aquariums. They exhibit interesting behaviors and are nocturnal predators, feeding on small fish and crustaceans. Hobbyists should provide ample hiding places and a secure lid to prevent escapes. They can be shy and reclusive but may become more visible as they acclimate.

1. Common name: Uniform reef-eel

   Scientific name: Uropterygius concolor
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   Common name: Blotched moray

   Scientific name: Uropterygius fasciolatus
3. Common name: Largespotted snakemoray

   Scientific name: Uropterygius polyspilus
4. Common name: Many-toothed snake moray

   Scientific name: Uropterygius supraforatus