Shark that's look real??

[big_tank_boy]

clown loaches get 12 inches long and require to be in groups of 6 but are very slow growers so u could keep them in a 65 till they get around 4 inches..... which will be good for awhile.......

 

[Acura_RSX]

clown loaches get 12 inches long and require to be in groups of 6 but are very slow growers so u could keep them in a 65 till they get around 4 inches..... which will be good for awhile.......

not every fish that is a schooling fish needs to be with 5 or 6 others to be happy by the way. there are ALOTTT of members on here with amaing set-ups with two maybe three clown loaches in them that are perfectly fine and happy. and those experienced owners would beg to differ that it is manditory to have 5 others to make it happy.

 

[sostoudt]

sorry the fish i was thinking of from planet earth was Mormyrus tapirus
doesnt look as much like a shark as i remember, but its still cool as it uses electrical impulses to find pray

 

[sostoudt]

VERY NICE do you have more information?
real name?
lenght?
still in fresh water?

http://liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=830+885+873&pcatid=873

theres the profile heres some more loaches you can browse.
http://liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=830+885+873&pcatid=873


if i ever set up a big fresh tank again a clown loach is a must for me, there different form most loaches as there active in the day.

 

[Acura_RSX]

i don't find clown loaches look at all liek sharks myself .. but they are amazinggg fish all the same. i might get a couple and grow them out until they are big enought o survive with my O's

 

[sostoudt]

in my opinion nothing really looks like shark except a real shark lol

 

[Crazylogix]

OK so i made a folder with every kind of shark and simily shark with picture and name.... im going to take my decision soon tank you for every one that give me response.

 

[krichardson]

I'd say get a sturgeon if you have the room for one.No other freshwater fish is more sharklike in appearance.

 

[Crazylogix]

I'd say get a sturgeon if you have the room for one.No other freshwater fish is more sharklike in appearance.

Do you have more information?
lenght?
space need?
food?
... picture if possible

 

[krichardson]

There are a few different species but I think that the ones that are usually available in the stores is a hybrid of two of the sp.They need plenty of oxygen in their tanks,space and cool temperatures.You can do a search on them and find a wealth of information or look into the other section,I think it is the primitive monsterfish subforum.