well right now im planning on a reef set up... i have no idea like i said i need the sharks for the experiment... once im done i would like to add other things such as a moray possibly... i have no idea really im still looking into all this what animals work with others and other then talking to someone in person u guys are the best ive got sense google is like trying to get answers from a wall... so anything u can tell me is helpful
new shark owner
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you can buy those yellow stingrays for 30.00 from tomscaribbeantropical.com when they are in stockMr Mikey;4372676; said: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:
Reef with predators is usually not a good idea. You will need extra lighting and about 1000 more cash for it to go through. Not to mention sharks will damage corals ever now and then. They also need room to swim...
http://www.petsolutions.com/300-Gallon-Deep-Double-Bright-Super-System+I47418007.aspx
i was looking at this? will it work?
i was looking at this? will it work?
zam0203;4372787; said:can u send me a link i went to that place and only found a brown banded egg
http://aquaticaonline.net/sharks.html Numbers 8 and 11 from the top.
Deano1956;4372898; said:
Thanks for that, since the stingrays weren't what I was searching for, I didnt research prices more thoroughly on them.
You're Welcome....now ya just gotta figure out if that's what you're actually gonna end up with according to tank size, filtration, surface area, area for tank location, etc.
