Ultimate Aquarium Predator

[marconi]

Personally, I think one day I may strive to own my own shark. This is probably the best quality and largest individual of Black Tip Reef Shark I've seen in Big Als show tank. Individual was close to 5 feet long and the proper weight.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psrijME6VPY

 

[Redearsunfish]

My vote goes to muskie or pike. Sharks are too timid. Nice video!

 

[justarn]

if your going big theres a species of dolphin that grown to only four feet! i like giant snakeheads, would like to own an octopus one day too.... that shark is f**kin awsome though, nice vid!

 

[x HEAVYHITTER x]

all I can say is wow. I heard octopus are hard to keep in the tank

 

[marconi]

all I can say is wow. I heard octopus are hard to keep in the tank

Thanks Guys. Octopus aren't too hard to keep (I've had a couple Dwarf) problem is they don't last long. They have a life expectency of 2 years and a bit so you don't know how old they are when you buy them. Its sad that such a smart animal dies so early.

 

[Behan33]

Wow, beautiful specimen!

 

[hotwingz]

Black tips and sharks in general are amazing and beautiful animals! I can say i agree with keeping it in that tank though. It swam back and forth like ten times in one minute. They have a very hith metabolism and need to move to breath so they swim too much imo to keep at all. Theres plenty of smaller sharks that are cool that couldbbe in there...

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[marconi]

Black tips and sharks in general are amazing and beautiful animals! I can say i agree with keeping it in that tank though. It swam back and forth like ten times in one minute. They have a very hith metabolism and need to move to breath so they swim too much imo to keep at all. Theres plenty of smaller sharks that are cool that couldbbe in there...

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[marconi]

My vote goes to muskie or pike. Sharks are too timid. Nice video!

Went muskie fishing this summer.....so awesome. I have a vid of my cousing catching his first one but I'll def. record some new material this summer. I want to catch one around 50 inches.