Planning for future tank

[jeremoose]

Errr, to the guy who suggested a 150g: no. 200-300? No. 300 minimum. They easily hit 2 feet in aquariums, a 150g absolutely is too small. You will want something at LEAST 30" wide and in my opinion 96" long. I'd be looking at a 96x30x24 if I were you.

 

[hanwyz]

I was thinking 96x36x24 (think that's eight by three by two,) but might up that to 96x48x24 if I have the space and money which is over 300 I think

 

[Fishysweet]

http://www.reptaquatics.com/node/136

heres a care sheet that gos more into care is this the right kind of shark?

 

[hanwyz]

Yep, they were the ones I was looking at thanks the advice on food is really helpful as well

 

[Fishysweet]

Sorry to hear about your accident. I would get the tank made that way you can get the right foot print.

 

[JASamper]

Is this your first time keeping saltwater fish? Definitely wouldn't recommend keeping any form of shark to a beginner, I suggest you check out some lionfish or morays if your interested in going predator.

 

[hanwyz]

Ok, I might start with the smaller tank with a puffer, trigger and eel then. Don't want to try lionfish as don't fancy being stung

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