types of captive sharks...

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at the new england aqauarium we have all sorts of Bamboo and Coral cats that are definetly in the home captivity range..
 
Rhodes09;2745512; said:
the home captivity range

this is a really loose term..

have you ever seen airapimag's or JohnPTC's "home tanks"?

some people think 55 are crazy big..

designating something suitable for home aquaria is a loaded term..

numbers are all that really puts it in perspective



i mean think about it...

pimag or john could easily house a bonnethead or BTRS or nurse shark.. are they within the "home captivity range"?
 
for a coralcat fine.
 
i apologize for using the captivity bred statement, honestly i was just trying to put this is lamens terms so i didnt get responses from people about large sharks.
 
Today.. For the 1st i saw a baby bamboo shark in an lfs...

And if Wayyy cheaper than a lionfish.. It was priced at 15$ usd.... I was like WTF..!!!! Lionfish and clown fish are more expensive than a shark..!!!! Clowns are 18-20$ and lions 25-50usd...

I really wish i had the tank space for one...
 
Weylin;2748541; said:
Today.. For the 1st i saw a baby bamboo shark in an lfs...

And if Wayyy cheaper than a lionfish.. It was priced at 15$ usd.... I was like WTF..!!!! Lionfish and clown fish are more expensive than a shark..!!!! Clowns are 18-20$ and lions 25-50usd...

I really wish i had the tank space for one...

When I was in india I didn't even know that we could keep saltwater fish in an aquarium! thats pretty cool that there are fish stores that sell saltwater stuff over there now...
 
so a coral cat needs a larger tank than a bamboo?
 
no bamboo would need a bigger tank because they are bigger
 
what about hardyness between the two of them? and basically your overall opinion?
 
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