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Yellow snake eel

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The yellow snake eel is a marine fish belonging to the family Ophichthidae, first described by Jordan and Evermann in 1887 and native to the eastern Pacific Ocean.

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Where is the yellow snake eel found?

The yellow snake eel is native to the eastern Pacific Ocean. It is a marine member of the snake-eel family Ophichthidae.

What family does the yellow snake eel belong to?

It belongs to Ophichthidae, the snake-eel family. The species was first described by Jordan and Evermann in 1887.

When was the yellow snake eel first described?

Jordan and Evermann first described the yellow snake eel in 1887. It is an eastern Pacific marine eel rather than a freshwater species.

Is the yellow snake eel related to freshwater eels?

It is an eel-shaped marine fish in the family Ophichthidae. Its classification and eastern Pacific habitat distinguish it from freshwater eels commonly kept in aquariums.

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