The Undulated Moray Eel, Gymnothorax undulatus, sometimes known as the Hawaiian Moray or the Leopard Moray is easily identified by the light undulating lines that form a faint net-like pattern long its long, sinuous body. Like other moray eels, they are carnivores who will devour any small fish or inverts so be cautious while picking tank partners. As such, they will eat a carnivorous diet consisting of live or frozen meaty preparations and should be fed using tongs as they have poor eyesight. Be careful if hand feeding as they can sometimes bite. 

If cared for properly by an experienced aquarist, the Undulated Moray can be one of the centerpieces of any aquarium.