I agree with that, i scuba dive frequently and have seen a lot of reef sharks. I have never seen a cat/bamboo/nurse shark swimming more than a few feet above the bottom. Most of the time they are laying down in caves or lounging around the rocks. As long as the tank has a large footprint, sand, and plenty of rock work/caves I see no issue keeping a reef shark in it. Provided that the keeper can provide a stable environment and quality food supply
yep they have a feeding schedule every tuesday and friday at 10
i also have 3 conches, 10 hermits, and many many feather dusters from my sump
guessing bamboo ,or leopard
Nice stuff like octo, scallops, crab, human grade fish, etc?
the speckled gets clam, and the coral cat gets silverside so stuff that fits their environments more
Then yeah, I see no problem with you keeping sharks in a tank like that. Hope the new guy comes out happy and healthy!
im very hoping a leopard, im going to be enrolling in ucsd in the next couple years and if i could donate a zebra/leopard i would feel very good about giving it a home that i could work with it and learn more about the speciesfollowing ,just dying to find out now
thank you very much!
yeah the message that I sent came out pretty passive aggressive I didn't mean to phrase it like that, and yes giving our animals a successful home and good care is all about keeping them
is that a 400-500?not a problem
that’s a big tank right there!!! Does it have any sharks in it now?not a problem
dimensions?
pics!!!
she isn't that big probably around 2-3 inches max
