One look tells you that there is a light on inside, someone is in there, and he wants you to feed him. When he graces us with his presence, we all get to touch him as he slips between our fingers. He is a treat to the senses, very gentle and has never bitten anyone. He has been my friend and diving buddy since 1991. You will fall in love with him when you meet him on your under sea walk.
Moray eels have poor eyesight and are usually nocturnal.
Franklin has altered his schedule for your convenience. I promise you will be amazed by him and have never touched anything as soft and smooth in your life. Her official title is, Holacanthus Bermudensis, but we call them Bermuda angelfish. Diana will grace you with her charm and beauty. Her skin is rough so she can't slip away if you grab her.