you had me worried then zoodiver lol, i'm planning on setting up a 4'x2'x18" tank volume i believe around 70 gal in my shed, mainly to run for a year a test the temp fluctuations,the shed is out of direct sunlight and stay pretty cool, just need to know if my chiller will be man enough , planning to stock just dogfish and bullhuss to start with as i can collect these as egg cases the doggies are only 8cm or so when the hatch ...CUTE! lol planning to look at upgrading to a pond with window in the region of 6x4x3, anyone have any advice on tailoring filtration with sharks in mind? going to be running a sump, oversized skimmer and possibly algae scrubberTemperate /coldwater sharks,
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you had me worried then zoodiver lol, i'm planning on setting up a 4'x2'x18" tank volume i believe around 70 gal in my shed, mainly to run for a year a test the temp fluctuations,the shed is out of direct sunlight and stay pretty cool, just need to know if my chiller will be man enough , planning to stock just dogfish and bullhuss to start with as i can collect these as egg cases the doggies are only 8cm or so when the hatch ...CUTE! lol planning to look at upgrading to a pond with window in the region of 6x4x3, anyone have any advice on tailoring filtration with sharks in mind? going to be running a sump, oversized skimmer and possibly algae scrubberGet a koi pond filter. Go pro your collecting trip. You should also try to shine a light on the eggs and find one that might have a cool mutations such as albino.
If you can get there, the aquarium in North Quensferry have a huuuuge coldwater shark tank (millions of gallons I believe) which have a mix of sharks - the coldwater uk ones (as well as sand tigers, blonde rays, eels, lobsters etc) and they might be able to help in some way... plus it's a cool place to visit 
