question about indoor pond

[FITsharkresearch]

what are some good ponds to use indoor? Would these be ok for saltwater? And could bricks support it? Thanks

http://www.maccourt.com/products/ponds.html

 

[FITsharkresearch]

or what about the plastic "kiddie" pools @ target or walmart?

 

[polish]

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=146037

These are what many people use, they are thick enough they need no support. They can free stand as is and are ready to go. No liner needed or anything.

- Look around this section, many people have used the kiddie pools as well.

 

[FITsharkresearch]

I'm thinking about ray/ shark pond Just with one ray and one shark with a few fish. What would work?

 

[FITsharkresearch]

And where would I find one of those Rubbermaid stock tanks?

 

[Dr Joe]

Tractor supply near you. or feed and farm supply stores.

 

[FITsharkresearch]

Dr Joe,

What do you think is best? The rubbermaid stock tank, kiddie pool, or the ponds on the link I posted?

 

[Muske]

The Rubbermaids are burley and heavy duty.

What species of shark is going to be in it?

I believe they(rubbermaids) only go up to 300 gals.

Is this for a basement or garage?

 

[FITsharkresearch]

Apartment

 

[Dr Joe]

* What kind of shark?

** Apartment.

I know, I know...It was funny at the time.



Definitely the Rubbermaids, check the measurements to see if they will fit thru a door or window and around corners 'cause these things don't flex.

Dr Joe

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