Coelacanth and other deep sea creatures care

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I'm just wondering if you guys have any pointers of caring for coelacanth or any deep sea fish. It's always been a dream of mines to care for one. I'm doing research on deep sea fish and will have to set up a system to house them. There will be multiple fish that I will be studying. I just want a few pointers of temperature ranges and diet. There's very little information on the internet. Any help will be greatly appreciated!!!
 
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Wtf where r u even going to get your hands on one bro HAHAHAHAH is it even legal

if they aren’t evenfound in zoos how are you suppose to even find one
 
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Wtf where r u even going to get your hands on one bro HAHAHAHAH is it even legal

if they aren’t evenfound in zoos how are you suppose to even find one

Lol. I'm doing research of university so I got a license to collect them. I have the device that helps bring them up from the depths. But once their up here I want the best chances for them to survive.
 
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Lol. I'm doing research of university so I got a license to collect them. I have the device that helps bring them up from the depths. But once their up here I want the best chances for them to survive.
What device? Would be interested to know. Unfortunately I don't have any idea how to care for a coelocanth, but common sense tells me that a fish that grows to that size will need a several thousand gallon (public aquarium-sized) tank. And probably a water chiller since they come from deep cold waters.
 
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What device? Would be interested to know. Unfortunately I don't have any idea how to care for a coelocanth, but common sense tells me that a fish that grows to that size will need a several thousand gallon (public aquarium-sized) tank. And probably a water chiller since they come from deep cold waters.

Its called subCAS. Its a chamber so deep sea fish don't pop when depreassurizing. I have some idea of temperature and the darkness. But I still some advice if any lol.
 
What device? Would be interested to know. Unfortunately I don't have any idea how to care for a coelocanth, but common sense tells me that a fish that grows to that size will need a several thousand gallon (public aquarium-sized) tank. And probably a water chiller since they come from deep cold waters.
I’m pretty sure no one knows how to care for a coelocanth HAHAHAHAHA
 
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