black tip shark or 4 line pimedela
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I'm assuming you mean the Columbian Cat shark or Black Finned Shark (hopefully not a real Black Tip!!!
). They get about 12" and eventually need to go in Brackish water (we often adjust them to full saltwater at work). Here's a link...http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/species.php?species_id=700
We have 2 big 4-lines at work in our 720 gallon and they can definitely handle themselves with large and aggressive fish. The choice is yours....http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/species.php?species_id=653
). They get about 12" and eventually need to go in Brackish water (we often adjust them to full saltwater at work). Here's a link...http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/species.php?species_id=700We have 2 big 4-lines at work in our 720 gallon and they can definitely handle themselves with large and aggressive fish. The choice is yours....http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/species.php?species_id=653
If they didn't need so much dang space... personally I would LOL... Instead I just go to Big Al's on Thursdays here (feeding nightheadbanger_jib;1339806; said:i say you should get the black tip shark
) and watch theirs 
Damn 1/2 hour drive Totally worth the carnage though
my petsmart (my work) calls them silver-tipped sharks. i would get the pims unless you want brackish
i had a columbian and didn't like it at all. i was, however, the hardiest of the brackish fish i tried for some reason. i have been thinking about getting a 4-lined, but i think the pictus are a little better looking
pictus dont get as big as the four line. i didnt know silver tips were brackish. so ill go with the 4 line pimpwmin;1340403; said:
yeah, thats my prob w/ getting a pictus. ill prob just hold out for a perruno or wait a little to find a nice limaarowana man;1341254; said: