whats best water type

[shark boy]

is it possible 4 rainbow sharks,bala sharks an black fin sharks be in salt water

 

[BIGgourami]

i would have to say no.
while there are a number of "freshwater" fish that are capable of going between salt and freshwater, i don't think that cyprinids are one of them.

 

[ewurm]

Why do you want to put freshwater fish in saltwater?

 

[shark boy]

i read they can adapt 2 brackish water an wanted 2 kno about salt

 

[Jesse]

If the referenced "black fin sharks" are Hexanematichthys (formerly Arius) seemanni, aka "Columbian shark cats" or "white-tipped shark cats", then the answer is yes:

http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/species.php?species_id=700

This species is a member of the only SW catfish family, Ariidae. It occurs in FW and brackishwater as juveniles and requires heavily brackish water to SW as an adult.

None of the other species are even remotely related. As mentioned, they are FW cyprinids and shouldn't even be kept in brackish conditions.

 

[chrisdef15]

And as was said why the hell would you even want to??

Waste of space if you ask me.

 

[derk dastardlee]

i agree, why would you want to acclimate fresh water fish to salt, just set up a fresh water tank if u want them.