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Fishymama, My pond is in my basement. It's 10 feet long by 5 wide and about 30 inches deep. Here's a picture. You'll have to excuse the color, my wife got involved

$300 and 73 degrees

I want to make sure she's eating well so she's not in the pond yet. She's in a custom 200 that was made with a large footprint for sharks and/or rays

Hopefully one day I'll get to see an egg from her. I also have a 2 ft. female horn. I guess now it's time to start looking for a male.

I just picked up this baby horn shark from LFS. She's about 11 inches long.

Sorry about the sharks and rays in colorado post. I didn't realize it crossed the line. Won't happen again. Thanks

Brenden, I was looking for just about anything. I figured if someone was tired of having sharks or rays I could do this a little cheaper. Right now I have a two foot female horn in the pond, a baby bamboo in a custom 200(large footprint) and a 24" epaulette in a 320. As far as what I would...

Anyone looking to get rid of their sharks or Rays in Colorado? I've got a 1000 gallon shark pond that I need to stock Thanks Rich

The yellow one is full grown. I've had him about 4 years now. He's short about 20 inches long but he's about as thick as my wrist. The photo is a little deceiving.

Well he's not a monster and the picture is a little blury, but what the heck

That's what I thought, but it doesn't hurt to ask. Thanks for the advice

I have a 56 gallon tank 36X20X18. Is that big enough for a snow flake eel for life? Thanks

The pond is great. It's nice to see plenty of room for the sharks. The drawback so far seems to be just more humidity in my basement. Although I already had 800 gallons of tanks Cost wise, the pond was a much cheaper way of housing such large fish. So all in all I would recommend ponds...

This is my new shark pond. Unfortunately the sharks didn't cooperate for the picture so I just got their tails. It's a 3 foot bamboo and a 2 foot horn. The pond is about 1000 gallons. 10' X 5' X 30".

I've been out of town. I'll post pictures towards the end of the month when I get back. I'm getting a 3.5 foot bamboo and a horn for the pond that someone is getting rid of. krj-1168 here's my email delpizzo65@msn.com

Finallly started to fill the pond today. It's going to take a while, but the finish line is in site.

It's not a dottyback, but it's not a true eel. Maybe a blennie. I can't remember for sure. I've had one and it was very agressive, but I would go for the true eel. Just my .02

No. The eel stays pretty well hidden most of the time. He's the hardest to get a good picture of.

Rare shot of my bamboo and epaullette together, and one of my rays.

ditto psusocr1