I originally got this in a sample pack and instantly fell in love with it. To me it's the perfect "green green", if that makes sense at all. The ink itself flows smoothly and dries quickly. Highly recommend Noodler's ink and especially this color if you looking for a nice balanced tone green.

I got this in a sampler and fell in love with it. It's a really nice solid green. I'm getting the whole bottle soon enough.

This is a standout color, bright, vibrant, and ready to write all the time, every time. I use it in my LAMY Safari which makes ink and pen ultra dependable.

This ink flows smoothly from my Diplomat Aero with fine nib. It's a perfect intense green shade and there's very little feathering and bleed through on cheap copy paper. On better quality paper I feel like I'm writing with emeralds.

Perfect green ink: vivid but not garish, and the writing is smooth. I have not compared it to the non-eel ink (yet), but so far so good. I find myself writing more just because I like the look and feel of the ink so much. I use it for my work... It is fun but still professional.

This was a gift and today it was opened and used. The ink is green but with a yellow edge to it. When it is wet it is a darker shade of green but as it dries it looks like the sample that is shown on the Goulet website. He is happy with the color. And the bottle is FULL so open it on a counter protected by a towel or something or in the sink!

This is a nice garden green, it gets a bit of a two tone shade with the ink build up that gives it a great look. Easy on the eyes to read, and just out there enough as a colour to be fun. I would say it's a Forresty green but it's spot on for the cacti I love out west. Noodler's makes some wonderful products.

I bought this ink to use with some piston feed pens I own since it is a lubricating ink, once I put some on a pen and wrote with an extra-fine nib pen I love the color, it dries fast, looks nice and vivid just a beautiful color that stands out.

This ink works well even on low quality paper. The color is beautiful and very usable.

great color and do not regret the purchase a bit! A great everyday green without being too dark (so as to be confused with black) or too light (highlighter type, hard to read).

I really like this shade of green ink. It has all the properties you want in a great ink - dries well, doesn't bleed and has enough darkness to be easy to read. I'm glad that I bought this.

Love the color. Noodler's is always a good ink experience.

The color is great. Dries fairly fast. Doesn't bleed through the paper in my journal.

Noodler's Eeel Cactus is a solid green color without tints of yellow, blue, or any other color. Simply put, it's a green green, and it's saturated. The typical Eel series' lubrication attribute is present in the Cactus color as well, and it is capable of enhancing the performance of nibs on the dry side. I especially like the Eel series inks for my scratchy EF nibs. I get no shading at all in my EF nibs. Drying time was average on my legal pad paper. Flow was very good; I did not test it for water resistance as I'm not concerned about that. I won't be buying any more of this, as there are much more interesting green-based inks to be had.

This is the first green ink I purchased. I am very happy with the color, however, I find that it takes an extremely long time for the ink to 'cure' onto the page. Even after 15 minutes on the page (Leuchtturm1917), The ink will spear if I brush my finger over it. It's probably because of the 'features' of eel that keeps it from drying quickly and curing solidly onto the page. It's because of this I rate the ink an average. If you have oily hands, smudging may be an issue. I'm not sure how the ink performs in a humid climate, as I assume that may have an affect as well. Again, I like how the ink performs with the pen, how it makes for smooth writing, and the overall hue of the color being a solid green.

I have had this Ink a couple of years now, and it's been in my ink rotation regularly. I love the way it flows and behaves, no problems whatsoever, and it's easy to clean. It even displays a slight amount of water resistance, enough to recover your writing if it gets splashed or dunked, at least that's been the case with my water tests (60 seconds under water on cheap copy paper). My favorite thing is how bright and vibrant a true green this is, it doesn't lean yellow or blue, it's GREEN! Spring leaf and grass green, it's not green black, or gold green, it's GREEN (yes I had to say that twice). It didn't require any dilution for proper flow (with the Black Eel I use a 3/1 Ink/pH 7.0 water dilution ratio for optimal flow and performance) and it has nice shading properties.

Full disclosure, I've been pretty much exclusively Noodler's to date so I may be biased. However I have to say that I've been thoroughly pleased by this green so far. Quite pretty overall and no issues with flow even in my Plaisir, which I've noticed tends to be a bit stingy on ink flow.

Such a great green! As with all inks, I find it works better on certain paper... really like the colour!

I like the color of this ink, and the way it writes in my pen. My first green was Visconti Green, which is good, but I get more consistent pen strokes with this ink. The colors of the two inks are very similar. The issue with the two green inks that I've tried is that some pen strokes with an extra fine nib are dark and others are light. This leaves an inconsistent appearance on the page. This ink is good for consistent pen strokes, though not as consistent as the blue or black inks I've used. Some letters are lighter or darker than others.

This ink is certainly green. Fun to use and look at and goes well with the Lamy Al-Star with a fine nib. Bleed through and feathering is minimal.

This has become a secure member of my top 5 inks. The other 4 are Baystate blue, Apache Sunset, Noodler's Eel Black and anything Sheaffer. I bought it for my piston fillers but it shades so well it found a home in my Ahab. If you enjoy shading inks as I do, you will be very happy. Also, the service here is amazing. Brian Goulet personally answers emails. You can trust this company to aid you in enjoying this wonderful hobby.

This is the Green color i was loocking for , love writing with it

Excellent green for writing with. Very readable. Flows well in My Lamy and Noodler pens.

This seems to be an excellent ink, but personally I prefer only darker shade greens. For someone who wants a medium shade lubricated green ink this should be a near perfect choice, although it is too light for my own interests.

vibrant color and flows well out of my somewhat problematic Parker Latitude

Reall nice shade of green. Not that easy to find one that. Is attractive. Thanks

I like this green very much. It is a rich, vibrant green, not too emerald, not too forest, not gaudy, but with a mature resonance. It flows nicely from a Preppy fine nib.

Excellent bright green. Has some nice shading with broader nibs. The color can be compared to PR Spearmint and J. Herbin Lierre Sauvage, but offers nice shading.

I love Noodlers Ink, it works wonderfully in all my pens, and leaves a nice line. And this is a beautiful green. I've also found the Eel series inks are nice for lubricating sticky pistons.

Beautiful green holiday season colour. Works great with Creaper Fountain Pen. It'll be the XMas Card pena nd Ink this year.