The snowflake moray is a species of marine eel. They are found all over the world but mainly in the Indo-Pacific region. Smaller and slimmer than their green moray counterparts, these eels typically reach lengths up to 20 inches. They have blunt teeth to crush their favorite food – crustaceans. They have a speckled pattern that ranges from yellow to white to brown. They do not have scales and secrete a mucus all along their body to get in and out of tight places. Like all morays, their eyesight is VERY poor and they rely on their sense of smell. They are also very photogenic.