what type of shark

[krj-1168]

A 70' long x 30' wide x 4.5' deep is a large lagoon/pond. Basically big enough you could house most requiems available to a private aquarist. Except for the ponds depth.

Still - if you looking for something local that you could possible keep in a pool with average depth of 4.5' and with Atlantic Stingrays. Then I would suggesting stick with small requiems sharks - like Atlantic Sharpnose, and the Bonnethead.

 

[kdrun76]

The pond was only 30" deep in your other thread?

 

[supersean]

guys im changing it to a 30 x 50 x 4

 

[supersean]

Wouldn't doing this be a better, possible cheaper idea? http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8952
Plus it would be better able to control and you can actually see your fish.

i cant do that

 

[Zoodiver]

Roughly the same ending cost for what Mike did with his 50K.

 

[Mr Mikey]

Hey, Sean, I suggest you start off small and slowly and steadily build it up as you go. Because unless you have years of savings saved up to drop a load of cash, then I doubt it will work, I know it won't be easy because physically setting up the pond itself is NOTHING in comparison to the upkeep.

 

[Chrisplosion]

I think it would be cheaper to fill pond with silver dollar coins instead of fish and water.