knifegill Peacock Bass MFK Member Sep 19, 2005 8,782 113 120 43 Oscar Tummy May 27, 2009 #101 Hexanematichthys seemanni has more common names than a fathead minnow!
D dingoofus Feeder Fish MFK Member Apr 19, 2009 1,150 0 0 Bundy, Queensland, Australia May 27, 2009 #102 This was my forktail catfish, they sorta resemble sharks.
Fishes33 Polypterus MFK Member Apr 4, 2006 3,700 192 96 Canada, Toronto Jun 1, 2009 #103 Youngbuck5009;3147819; said: you could keep one of these... http://blogs.abc.net.au/photos/uncategorized/2008/03/06/brissy_bull_shark03.jpg ...bullsharks can live in 100% freshwater. but they grow near 11 feet, need thousands of gallons, and are illegal to keep in the US lol Click to expand... that shark is longer than this tank
Youngbuck5009;3147819; said: you could keep one of these... http://blogs.abc.net.au/photos/uncategorized/2008/03/06/brissy_bull_shark03.jpg ...bullsharks can live in 100% freshwater. but they grow near 11 feet, need thousands of gallons, and are illegal to keep in the US lol Click to expand... that shark is longer than this tank
H]-[H Fire Eel MFK Member Oct 11, 2008 1,895 21 68 Malaysia Jun 11, 2009 #104 Youngbuck5009;3147819; said: you could keep one of these... http://blogs.abc.net.au/photos/uncategorized/2008/03/06/brissy_bull_shark03.jpg ...bullsharks can live in 100% freshwater. but they grow near 11 feet, need thousands of gallons, and are illegal to keep in the US lol Click to expand... I can already imagine that bull shark dragging that helpless guy into the water & rips him apart like a rag doll.. lol
Youngbuck5009;3147819; said: you could keep one of these... http://blogs.abc.net.au/photos/uncategorized/2008/03/06/brissy_bull_shark03.jpg ...bullsharks can live in 100% freshwater. but they grow near 11 feet, need thousands of gallons, and are illegal to keep in the US lol Click to expand... I can already imagine that bull shark dragging that helpless guy into the water & rips him apart like a rag doll.. lol
T Trixsharks88 Feeder Fish MFK Member Feb 15, 2009 207 0 0 Mass Jun 12, 2009 #105 Either go with the bala rambow or redtailed black shark
B BIGgourami Polypterus MFK Member Jan 31, 2007 6,184 12 92 36 Chicago, IL Jun 12, 2009 #106 Crazylogix;3129992; said: http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u173/Amiacuss/Picture18.png What is this?? Click to expand... black tip reef shark... saltwater
Crazylogix;3129992; said: http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u173/Amiacuss/Picture18.png What is this?? Click to expand... black tip reef shark... saltwater
C Crazylogix Feeder Fish MFK Member May 20, 2009 95 3 0 Lacolle, Québec www.robertnoel.ca Nov 10, 2009 #107 Someone know where I can Get a black tip reef shark?
Zoodiver As seen on TV MFK Member Aug 22, 2005 6,872 44 1,005 South FL Nov 10, 2009 #108 There are a few US suppliers, but most will only sell to you once you prove you have the right set up and knowledge to house them.
There are a few US suppliers, but most will only sell to you once you prove you have the right set up and knowledge to house them.
C Crazylogix Feeder Fish MFK Member May 20, 2009 95 3 0 Lacolle, Québec www.robertnoel.ca Nov 10, 2009 #109 what would be the right set up for them.
J Jabba954 Feeder Fish MFK Member Jun 4, 2009 617 1 0 Bay Area Nov 10, 2009 #110 For an adult - 25,000 gallon and higher tank - ideally over 40,000 gallons. Plus all the necessary plumbing, filtration, heating/cooling.
For an adult - 25,000 gallon and higher tank - ideally over 40,000 gallons. Plus all the necessary plumbing, filtration, heating/cooling.
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