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06/18/2006, 03:04 PM
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Sharks
Who has a black tip reef shark in captivity? If you do, can we see pics?
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06/18/2006, 05:02 PM
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These are pics of the two at the LFS in the area that handles exotic fish
   They are in a 10,000 gal pond with two plexi windows |
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06/18/2006, 06:40 PM
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What are the appox. dimensions on that pond?
Just wondering it looks cool.
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06/18/2006, 10:18 PM
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yea i feel REALLY bad for those sharks...come on guys...look at um
 Those animals are extremely active and are very smart, they cant be "happy".that being said I aint no animal saving nut, thats a bad *** system, one of the better ones i have seen for sharks.but still....OCEAN ONLY! become a diver 
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06/18/2006, 10:52 PM
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approx (10-15)x(20-30)x5
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06/19/2006, 08:18 AM
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Shark Ponds are so so so cheezy. They look horribly cheap and poorly put together and you can't even see the animal except for its dorsal side. AND for the most of the ones that I have seen pictures of on this website don't allow for a significantly more amount of space for housing any shark then any other aquarium. There a small handful of sharks and rays that can be housed in home aquariums that are 200g and larger--- stick to those, trust me you will have a heck of a lot less heartache in caring for them.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE LARGE SHARKS BUY A YEAR'S MEMBERSHIP TO YOUR NEARIST PUBLIC AQUARIUM AND GET A REALITY CHECK ABOUT HOW BIG THESE ANIMALS GET AND THE CARE THAT IS NEEDED FOR THEM TO SURVIVE. I WOULD STRONGLY URGE THAT THESE SHARKS PONDS NOT BE PROMOTED HERE ON THIS WEBSITE! |
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#8
06/19/2006, 10:04 PM
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I think anyone that types in caps should be slapped with a keyboard. Just my opinion.
I thought I'd add that these particular black tips are dwarfs that max at 4.5 ft. You should see them beg for food, they can get crazy at feeding time. |
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#9
06/19/2006, 10:53 PM
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06/19/2006, 11:22 PM
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haha well sharks like bamboo and cat dont mind "sinking"...these sharks need to be in the ocean and thats it...
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*Sigma Phi Epsilon* 20L SPS reef Previous systems 80gal. reef, 180 FOWLR, 6 gal. reef, 20 fOWLR, 55 FOWLR |
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