pic #2 is an 18 in white spotted bamboo shark he is house in a 300 gal semi aggressive reef for the time being with various species of tank mates as seen above the shark a male bird wrasse(he wanted a close up to look bigger than the shark lol
pic#1 is Ed ,Ed is a 2 1/2 ft tesselata moray eel at this time he is in a 90 gal (he will get larger housing as ge grows his next stop will be a 125 after I have my new tank all set up.Ed at time time lives with 2 damsels and 2 starry hermit crabs
(1 is quite large)

Hi Unleashed! Welcome to TR. Cool images.

unleashed, from what i can make out from your picture, Ed is actually a HONEYCOMB MORAY, not the much more common tesselata. honeycombs are very often confused with tesselata, but has a whiter and broader border between the dark spots. tesselata are found almost everywhere in the indo-pacific area, where as the honeycomb is found in the southern indonesia area to northern australia. at any rate, a honeycomb eel if indentified correctly cost three to four times the amount of a tesselata. maybe one of our aussie friends can help verify this.

im not much of an eel expert so i cant comment on those specifics..

but i am a expert of things that look cool. ;)
and both of them look awesome...

thanks for sharing...:)

i dont have any aggressive fish yet, but im in the process up setting up a 90 gallon, that will be an aggressive tank.. but wont have anything in there for a few months yet. :)

Unleashed, awesome aquatics buddies you have their. Your actually starting to make me miss all of my aggressive little ones that have been moved to a friends house. :-( Beautiful Eel.