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Mike22cha - I totally agree, just becasue someone comes in and is interested in a shark does not mean they have the large enough sytem with sufficient filteration. If I where you, I would tell your friend to ask for pictures of the set ups before sharks are sold. Its the only and best way to...

Rich, sorry to always steal your threads. But I know your away on business so I will tackle this one for you. Mike22cha - Using nets with Sharks is a very bad idea, it stress them out alot more than needed, and I have never been a fan. For the most part sharks are transported via hands, there is...

Morayeels - You do realize your shark will need a tank of atleast 350 gallons correct? Maybe you should invest in a small poly pond of about 350 + gallons instead of this 180. Will cost you less to set the pond up. If you need help with the pond or have any questions let me know.

Looking forward to the pictures. Do you have any future plans to add any Sharks into the tank? Do you have any thing covering the tank? Has the Zebra Eel shown any interest in possible jumping out without a cover?

I have the same concerns as Sharkboy13, It doesn't look like he has much space for swimming, and corals aren't the best tankmates for a shark, what size tank is he in? We just want the best for the shark and you. Hopefully all is well.

FishyMama - AC's pond is a custom built wooden pond I believe in his basement. Its very hard to keep a large Saltwater pond up and running out side, so most Saltwater ponds expecially with sharks majorable are inside or in a greenhouse type enclouser. AC posted pictures of his pond in another...

Rich, Pictures please! As for Sharks and Rays, I can help you out but I do not live in Colorado. What specimens are you looking for? I can get you any specimen you could think off, for a price of course. Let me know your thoughts and we can begin to work stuff out. Thanks, Brenden

Justforfun - Getting one every two years may sound easy, but its not ethical for the shark you will be trying to get rid off. Who is going to take it? Public Aquariums most likely will not, and 99.9% of aquarists do not have the system to ethically hold one for life. I know you would like a...

Sounds like its going to be quite the tank! However dont mean to burst your bubble but 1600 Gallons is way to small for Blacktip Reefs, they need atleast 15,000 Gallons for life. So if you plan on keeping them for a year or two then go for it, however just be aware you will need to upgrade quite...

I dont mean to break any rules, ***THEN DONT as stated you know the rules Please do not break them and get banned because of it.****

For a CoralCat shark you will need atleast 250gallons to keep it for life. And for a Nurse shark you will need 25,000 to keep one for life. So make sure you have the required minimum size tank before you make the purchase. And most crustceans and shrimp will be eaten by bottom dwelling sharks.

You dont have the need to visit our forums, however you went on to take quotes from myself. Now lets be mature about the whole situation, you are attacking my forum which I created and have put alot of time into. Thats a personal attack to me, and I dont take those lightly. On Grimreefers I...

AW2X3 - I am not sure why you continue to bash Shark & Ray Central. Is it possible because I came onto Grimreefers and posted a link to the website. Its not my fault Grimreefers cant stay up and continues to go down and lost its threads. I simply just offered a website shark and ray enthusiates...

Hey, if you would like to post those pictures in the new forum I made soley for Shark and Rays that would be greattly appriciated. Its for Shark and Ray enthusiasts so you should enjoy it! Keep in mind its brand new so give it some time to grow :)...

Hey, A new Shark and Ray forum has been launched! Check it out its sole purpose is a forum dedicated for Sharks and Rays. Have any questions, interests, or if you are a current owner of one of these great fish register! http://z8.invisionfree.com/Sharks_an...ex.php?act=idx Thanks, Brenden...