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looking good. i am getting redy to set up a 240 as well. why is it not a good idea to use treated lumber?

Originally Posted by ghola5 did you see our huge water turtle they have? he is really big yeah i saw it but the pics didn't turn out to good so i didn't post it it was a big hit with my kids they wanted to take it home LOL.

the tulsa aquarium was kinda small but pretty cool place. have yet to go to the ATL aquarium but the wife and kids went and got some cool photos from there. the one in mystic Connecticut was a good one too.

thanks for everyones advice i will put it all to good use. i guess i will most likely ditch the shark idea and go with a small ray as i want to be able to keep the animal for life and it have live a stress free life.

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a recent trip to the tulsa add your photos of your aquarium visits

Originally Posted by Crashbandicoot Over the weekend we went to the public aquarium down town . I was very shocked to see 6 bamboo pups in a tank that couldnt have been more then 6 inches deep and had a foot print of may 18"x 5' . . . I have been to that aquarium (in denver right?) i was...

how about metal from powerheads or pumps? I have read that it may effect the shark. thanks for everyones help.

ok thanks for the info i never thought about a ray. anybody else want to chime in?

I am tossing around the idea of setting up a shark tank. I have never had a shark before but have several years in the saltwater hobby.there seems to be alot of different opinons on how big a tank should be for a shark and what a good beginner shark should be. the tank i currently own is a 240g...