Just a teaser
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Actually - the Port Jackson's is the largest species of the Bullhead Sharks(heterodontids). The California Horn Shark maxs out at about 4 ft (120 cm), and averages about 3-3.25 ft (91-99 cm).
The california horn shark sounds like a better shark to keep
do these also swim in australian waters?
do these also swim in australian waters?
krj-1168;3606705; said:
Really?
I'm just going to assume (and hope) that you meant, "Do CALIFORNIA horn sharks swim in the same type of water parameters as those of Australian waters?"
The answer is sort of - while they do tolerate the same low temperatures, as KRJ points out frequently, the Cali horn really prefers warmer waters (low 70s).
I'm just going to assume (and hope) that you meant, "Do CALIFORNIA horn sharks swim in the same type of water parameters as those of Australian waters?"
The answer is sort of - while they do tolerate the same low temperatures, as KRJ points out frequently, the Cali horn really prefers warmer waters (low 70s).
thats a awsome setup, i dont think i read were it was in your post but seen someone else say it was in your garage. im going to asume it is in your garage and that they assembeled it for you, as per your complaints about leaks. do you know if they will ship it dissesembled so that you can get it into a house?
