new shark owner

[Mr Mikey]

Of the 4 species in the genus Atelomycterus, the only one I've found that is easily obtainable is the coral catshark(marmoratus). It seems to be available online for around $170+. Though, aquatictech has them listed at $129, they don't keep them in stock, only pre-order. Thought I'd mention, they also have male and female Yellow-Spotted Stingrays in stock for $89+.

I'll keep checking on the other species for sales location/availability. This is a pic I found of a Coral Catshark:

 

[MChorse13]

mi problemo es.... thats about all my spanish for this sentence haha... my problem is i have no where to put a tank 4 ft wide O.O

don't be ridiculous of course you do just get rid of some furniture

 

[zam0203]

don't be ridiculous of course you do just get rid of some furniture

haha i wish i could... im trying to get my mom to get rid of are 20 year old giant stereo system so i can put it there haha she is so unreasonable

 

[zam0203]

and thanks mikey ill keep looking also

 

[TheCanuck]

Some say 250g would be too small for a Silver Shark!

who said anything about a silver shark?

 

[Mr Mikey]

aquaticaonline.net has the Australian Marbled(macleayi) for $129, and the Coral(marmoratus) for $99.

 

[zam0203]

aquaticaonline.net has the Australian Marbled(macleayi) for $129, and the Coral(marmoratus) for $99.

can u send me a link i went to that place and only found a brown banded egg

 

[zam0203]

btw that is a beautiful lil shark... that has the coolest looking eyes

 

[zam0203]

are morays reef safe?

 

[TheCanuck]

are morays reef safe?

Maybe it would be easier if you tell me your plans...

What do you plan on putting in your tank, everything your think of.

Some things work while the slightest change can make it a disaster