bamboo sharks (SW)
- Thread starter Peckoltia
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those guys look great peck! love them, used to keep one with a coral catshark and some of the morays I had..they have great disposition,but lose their bands over time. Are you guys allowed to keep wobbys over there? Aways wanted to get ahold of a few young ones even though they get large.
Hey Dmack. It's a shame they lose their banding. But I think what they lose in color they make up for with size. I have them in a 5x2 for now until they put on some size.
Yeah we can get wobbys here. Although stores shouldn't really sell them as they get so large. I often catch them fishing from the beach here in Perth. There is however a norther varient of the wobby that only stays ~4' which is far more manageable then 12-13'!
Feeding the river prawns and whitebait. Will try them on some squid soon.
Alex
Yeah we can get wobbys here. Although stores shouldn't really sell them as they get so large. I often catch them fishing from the beach here in Perth. There is however a norther varient of the wobby that only stays ~4' which is far more manageable then 12-13'!
Feeding the river prawns and whitebait. Will try them on some squid soon.
Alex
Great pics! But are you sure they are bamboo sharks? They look like some sort of sand shark. Either way, nice sharks!
Peckoltia;1088359; said:
nice, didnt know if natives there were restricted...I know of the smaller guys,but the bigger species of wobbys all seem to have the better colorations ect
we had a LFS here that had a pair for years that always tempted me back toward a salty tank..lol but havent been pulled back yet...do you still have the moray that was like mine? if so get some pics up 
Nice Sharks. What size tank to you plan on putting them in? And just to clear things up, Banded Cat Sharks and Brown Banded Bamboos are the same species. The correct common name is Brown Banded Bamboo.