Shark under 2ft?

[Jrob]

which ones are freshwater...?

 

[Zoodiver]

None. Sharks in the 'shark and ray' section will all be 'real' marine sharks - Elasmobranch, not a fish named 'shark' in a petstore to sell them.

 

[Jrob]

wellll thats a buzzkill lol i just got a 110 gal, and was hoping to maybe find a cool little freshwater cat-shark?? lol...but oh well

 

[krj-1168]

Freshwater cat-shark? try one of freshwater catfish that are often sold as "sharks" in pet stores.

 

[dangerhack]

wellll thats a buzzkill lol i just got a 110 gal, and was hoping to maybe find a cool little freshwater cat-shark?? lol...but oh well

A shark wouldnt last too long in a 110 anyway

 

[Wiggles92]

wellll thats a buzzkill lol i just got a 110 gal, and was hoping to maybe find a cool little freshwater cat-shark?? lol...but oh well

The only true shark that I can recall of that would be able to survive in freshwater full-time is the bull shark, and you would need one heck of an aquarium/pond to house one.

 

[turbo253]

The only true shark that I can recall of that would be able to survive in freshwater full-time is the bull shark, and you would need one heck of an aquarium/pond to house one.

Yeah it takes a little work to keep a bull at home. I have spent a little quality time with one before

As far as true freshwater sharks go... check out Glyphis glyphis and
Glyphis gangeticus. Pretty cool sharks

 

[Zoodiver]

As far as true freshwater sharks go... check out Glyphis glyphis and
Glyphis gangeticus. Pretty cool sharks

You beat me to it! Go figure.

 

[Jrob]

looks like im out of luck, thanks guys--

bullshark is a def no.

 

[turbo253]

You beat me to it! Go figure.

Here is some freshwater shark videos. These things are soooo cool.

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