They are a little over 2ft, but wow they are cool sharks. I doubt cites is giving you the permit to bring thoughs puppies in.
Shark under 2ft?
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alprazo;5071814; said:
Yeah I couldn't help my self with the freshwater part of the topic. These things are so nice and really rare. From what I understand they think there are up to six sharks in genus glyphis. Three of witch are not named yet and are known as glyphis A,B, and, C
Oh yeah I will shoot those window pics over to you tomorow. Sorry I forgot.
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turbo253;5071860; said:
Darn, and here I was going to look into them...
Are there any sharks that are similar in appearance and size to them that are reasonably common in the aquarium trade?
Yeah, if you have the permits. Sandbars, bulls .... I have never seen these before, but what a great looking shark. I was about to book a trip to Darwin for a male O. Wardi, but you may have changed my mind. lol.
Stopsharkfinning, how common are the trispeculare, I've been trying to import a mature male to the US and am having extreme difficulty. I have a friend in Perth, I here it is a great place. I must visit.
Turbo, thanks. Where did you get the large gasket?
Stopsharkfinning, how common are the trispeculare, I've been trying to import a mature male to the US and am having extreme difficulty. I have a friend in Perth, I here it is a great place. I must visit.
Turbo, thanks. Where did you get the large gasket?
izu cat shark? what do those look like? anythin particular marking or triats i should look for when im gettin my shark? my lfs doesnt order certian species they just come in as bamboo shark or "sand" shark. so i would have to be able to identify them on my own
could you give me more details about them? i would love to have one bc it is the smallest that you named and i think that size fish would be best suited for almost anyone. if i got a baby it would go into my 125 for now untill i got my 240 or 300 gal. the 240 was supposed to be fresh water but idk now 
