Here is the video that led to me starting the thread: YouTube - Pet Sharks and their Tank Mates
[video=youtube;gZNrzNNY9uM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZNrzNNY9uM[/video]
Life looks lively for the fish in this aquarium. The water appears choppy, and the shark looks quite large. I cannot tell how large the tank is, but I'm surprised it's possible to keep Angel fish happily in this setup, as I once owned a stunning Queen Angelfish, and it swam about quite peacefully.
Shark's are great, I get the impression some are not so suited to being kept as pets compared to others. I have kept Marine Fish successfully (gave it up some years ago), learnt the importance of water quality, and the various needs of different species, not to mention their eating habits. I thought it might be interesting to have a thread where those in the know could point out the pro's and con's of various set-up's that include Shark(s)
[video=youtube;gZNrzNNY9uM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZNrzNNY9uM[/video]
Life looks lively for the fish in this aquarium. The water appears choppy, and the shark looks quite large. I cannot tell how large the tank is, but I'm surprised it's possible to keep Angel fish happily in this setup, as I once owned a stunning Queen Angelfish, and it swam about quite peacefully.
Shark's are great, I get the impression some are not so suited to being kept as pets compared to others. I have kept Marine Fish successfully (gave it up some years ago), learnt the importance of water quality, and the various needs of different species, not to mention their eating habits. I thought it might be interesting to have a thread where those in the know could point out the pro's and con's of various set-up's that include Shark(s)