Wow, I believe in my original post I was only looking for anyone WITH actual knowledge. I am sure there are a lot of people with knowledge about blacktips, thats great. But, that was not what I asked and I did not say, Hey everyone I am here to make you believers. Some how instead of people that have actual knowledge of the subject at hand responding or pming me, I have everyone giving there two cents, demanding proof and flaming the thread. I am sure in good time the proof will be presented to everyone when they are ready, so please be patient and for god sakes relax. I will try and post pics asap but have been busy with my work. Thanks
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I don't think any of us have knowledge of a "known" species of Blacktips that only reach about 30" in length.
While I've heard of known species of Sharpnose sharks that are that size - so it suggests that it's at least possible for other requiem sharks to be that small.
But as we've already pointed out - if your friend is dealing with adult Blacktips that small - then it's definitely a First. Chances are they've may have found a new undiscovered or at least an unknown "dwarf" species.
While I've heard of known species of Sharpnose sharks that are that size - so it suggests that it's at least possible for other requiem sharks to be that small.
But as we've already pointed out - if your friend is dealing with adult Blacktips that small - then it's definitely a First. Chances are they've may have found a new undiscovered or at least an unknown "dwarf" species.
I PM'd you becaue I wanted details on the study and to aide with it.
I also know of a lot of "studies" that forget some MAJOR components to shark care that completely wipe out any chance of finding facts.
I offered to help make sure the study was done right.
From the information posted - it is not being done correctly, there for any information drawn from it should be considered inaccurate or incomplete at best.
I also know of a lot of "studies" that forget some MAJOR components to shark care that completely wipe out any chance of finding facts.
I offered to help make sure the study was done right.
From the information posted - it is not being done correctly, there for any information drawn from it should be considered inaccurate or incomplete at best.
Zoodiver;1916083; said:
Agreed. And with no data to back the study, no proof of specimens, and no viable information you are willing to provide, no further information can or will be "Shared". Period.
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