Green Moray Eel
Gymnothorax funebris
Sighting evidence at Labadie Bay, Haiti
Photo: Kevin Bryant · CC BY-NC-SA
Green moray eels are the largest moray species in the Atlantic and hold territories within the reef overhangs of Labadie's wall, reaching lengths of over two metres. They hunt nocturnally by scent, controlling populations of octopus, small fish, and crustaceans in the reef crevice community, and their density at Labadie is a function of the abundant prey base on an underfished reef.
Evidence at this site
No confirmed records on file at this site
Green Moray Eel is listed as a curated species here based on historical reports.