what are good fish too get

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Definitely try freshwater first. Much easier to manage, and that little shark you put a picture of up is a good fish for your first time. How large of a tank is your mom going to let you have? I would advise a 30 gallon if you have the room.
 
Iam like you , I love my sharks,,,, start of with some easy to keep ones and work your way upVIDEO0255_0000009590.jpg
 
Yes by all means go with a fresh water setup first. There are many things to know before you start even a freshwater. Salt water is a lot more difficult
 
Yes. I would recommend that you go with a freshwater setup. Get a 40 gallon breeder tank at the petco dollar per gallon sale and get a few (no more than 3) orandas. Get 2 aquaclear 70s and a titan eze 65 gallon stand. the 65 gallon one works with 40 breeders. The 40 breeders are shallower and have swimming room than the 40 longs.
 
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Iam like you , I love my sharks,,,, start of with some easy to keep ones and work your way upView attachment 1185448
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Pangasius sanitwongi is the most shark like fresh water fish I have seen.It is also one of those fish that probably should only be kept in swimming pool sized tanks.
They live in shoals and grow to roughly a metre or more.
Beautiful fish,but please don't buy one.
 
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Stanzzzz7 said:
Pangasius sanitwongi is the most shark like fresh water fish I have seen.It is also one of those fish that probably should only be kept in swimming pool sized tanks.
They live in shoals and grow to roughly a metre or more.
Beautiful fish,but please don't buy one.
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They will get AT LEAST 3 feet. Definitely not a beginner fish.
 
Fat Homer said:
Isn't what you have shown a Paroon Shark? That is hardly beginner fish considering it reaches over 3ft long...
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Lol.. I ment work up to a pangasius high fin.... Do not get this to start of with, my message got miss read,,,
 
Lol, my message got miss read I was not saying get a pangasius high fin as a starter fish,, I was saying work your way up to it,,my shark is currently only 8 inches long and is in a 1000 litre tank and will be put into a bigger tank in 6 months ,,, deffenently not a starter fish, only get them if you are prepared to get a massive tank
 
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