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I don't have a full tank shot handy, but here's a picture of the rays and the horn. The horn is about 12 inches long.

He's in my 320 with a couple of cali rays and my baby horn shark

Thanks, I've had him about 5 years.

My banana eel.

The babies are both about a foot long. Since I have plenty of room for them to get some more size I'm thinking maybe a year before they go to the pond. That's just a guess though. I don't think horns grow very fast. The pond is about 1000 gallons. It's 10 feet long by 5 feet wide and 3 feet...

Water is at about 75 degrees. Everyone seems to do fine in this temperature. All are active and eat like horses

Thanks, I almost brought home another bamboo from the LFS. She was really beat up though. They really don't know what they're doing. She had several leasions on her side. If they didn't want so much $$ for her I would have tried to nurse her back to health.

Here's a couple of pictures of my baby bamboo and horn. Sorry for the dirty glass

Have you ever tried to catch a shark that's in a 2 foot deep tank that's 3 feet off the ground by hand? It ain't easy especially when you're vertically challenged.

I guess I should say the the horn is about 20 inches long and the eppie is about 24 inches long.

Here's a couple of the horn checking out her new pond mate. They're a little blurry because the horn wouldn't stop and smile for the camera.

Well I finally did it. I moved my eppie into the pond with the horn shark. Not easy to do, but she seems to be doing alright.

My eel didn't eat for about 7 months when I got him. They tend to go on hunger strikes occasionally. I just kept offering different foods and one day he just snapped out of it. He still doesn't eat regularly, but when he eats it's like stuffing a sock.

I really didn't notice any big jump in electricity, but I have 5 other tanks so I try not to dwell on it.

I'm on*****. I'll try and take some more pictures. I prefer to post pictures here. It's much easier.