Eels

14 days from the time she lays her final egg in the clutch.

yup, but it won't be fresh any more.

During the breeding season (Spring time) the males will nudge the females to try to get a chase going. Once the chase starts, the males chase the females and the excitement grows, the chase gets faster, and the spawning begins.

Moray eels have been recorded at biting about the same as a hyena, which was recorded around 4000 newtons.

the diminutive of an eel is a a elver

No. w/o lungs or vocal chords they can't create any sound that way.

It depends on the size of the eel and the koi. I have koi, and they are aggressive to other fish. I was raising a few small ones in a tank and they nipped the fins off my guppy. I wouldn't put the two fish together unless the eel is pretty big. Watch them for a few days and if the eel has injuries or is behaving strangely, take it out.

28-32 days

1. female lay egg 2. larva grows then become glass eel 3.young eel 4. adult

resource:
http://w4.nkcsd.k12.mo.us/~kcofer/ocean_eel_pg.htm

womb egg travels from fallipian tubes from ovaries

they harly have any predators but larger congers and sharks eat them

It depends on the species. Some species give birth to live young while others lay eggs. For example, a boa constrictor has a gestation period of around 100 to 120 days, while an anaconda will have a gestation period of around 7 months.

They're round and fluffy!

Yes,it is.It eats animals smaller than it and some types of plants.

Congers do not have legs. A conger is an eel. Eels move through the water like snakes and do not have fins or feet.

i assume "saltwarter" means saltwater. saltwater eels do not sting, they do not have anthing that can sting you. but god gave them viscious jaws, they have a very strong bite and large eels are known to have taken off divers hands. so my advice to you is not to stick your hand anywhere their jaws.

which idiot wrote that? you can eat eat eels. when they're dead they don't bite.

The eel.

I think its northolt High or probably West London Academy. eEllen wilikinsonm is very good 2!

Chevy

This is an egg that can be in a shell and out of a shell.

Barracuda, Grouper and Giant Trevally feed on moray eels.

Yes, the yum yum fish are real.

Yes. They also eat shrimp, squid and small fish.

They live in the Pacific Ocean.