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Yellow-headed moray eel striking out from a crevice seabed. Yellow-head Morays inhabit crevices during the day, emerging at night to hunt crabs, fishes and octopus. They are nervous and agressive Moray eels, hiding until their prey appears, then lunging out and clamping prey in ultra strong jaws.
Our photo prints featuring underwater photography of reef fishes are printed individually to order.
Yellow-headed Moray Eel Facts
Other Names: Banded moray
Scientific Name: Gymnothorax rueppelliae
Max. size: 80 cm
Diet: Fish, crustaceans
Habitat: Clear waters of lagoons, seaward reefs
Depth: 1 - 40 metres
Distribution: Indo-Pacific: Red Sea to the Hawaiian, Tuamoto, and Marquesan islands, north to the Ryukyus, south to the southern Great Barrier Reef
Our underwater photography pictures are custom printed to order in high resolution, providing stunning details and vibrant colours. Fade resistant ink technology will ensure that you enjoy your artwork for years to come. Free delivery.