http://www.liveaquaria.com/diversde...ref=4282&subref=AI&cmpid=E-_-TR-_-DDN-_-PRDCT
Look how thin it is.
Look how thin it is.
Japonicus on Diver's Den - Is it just me or does this thing look like hell?
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slash how did it USED TO BE 599?? It wasn't even on there until late last night//early this morning? I doubt they dropped the price 200 dollars in a couple hours.
i doubt that shark would live thru any transport, its plain to see that shark is suffering malnutrition, or has a issue why its not eating.either way shocking example of animal cruelty and should not be sold
stopsharkfinning;5081720; said:
I find it interesting that they are saying it is eating, I would think that they would hold onto this shark a little longer and fatten her up before offering her for sale. With this said I disagree with stopsharkfinning and your comment about animal cruelty. I understand that the shark should not be offered for sale but at the same time does anyone actually know the background story of this shark in particular? I doubt that it has been subject to cruelty beyond any other fish that has traveled such as distance, if it was treated poor by liveaquaria I would be very surprised.
Holy macoroni! I agree with Ibane,
Wow still Im surprise of liveaquaria...but I bet you if someone purchased the shark and it passes during transport, they will give back the money. Customer service is great with live aquuaria, I bet if one of the members here calls them concerned of the shark they would have no problem removing it off the divers to fatten him up...or at least explain if thier is some background story.
Wow still Im surprise of liveaquaria...but I bet you if someone purchased the shark and it passes during transport, they will give back the money. Customer service is great with live aquuaria, I bet if one of the members here calls them concerned of the shark they would have no problem removing it off the divers to fatten him up...or at least explain if thier is some background story.