Building a REAL shark POND, 2400g

[fishkiller]

Ok, so I am having a case built for me. It is a peanut-shaped pool that is roughly 22 feet long, 3 ft deep, 9 ft wide at the ends, and 4 ft wide in the middle. Kinda hard to explain. I believe this will give a few sharks and a ray ample room, and I mean a FEW, like 3-4. I have done a couple weeks of research on black tips, smoothhounds, leopards, and a few other species. The info on the blacktips is a little shady on compatability w/ other sharks. Maybe you can help me. My friend has 3 blacktips by themselves, one of which is going to me. I will take the smallest one which is about 27 inches. Pretty cool b-day present eh? So ANYBODY w/ knowledge or experience w/ these guys PLEASE give me input. The pool goes in a couple weeks. The lights are already up. I'm getting pretty anxious, I WANT MY SHARKS!! Thanx!

 

[ac]

I'm sorry I can't help with your questions, but I would love to see some pictures of the whole thing from filtration to lighting.:jumping: :jumping: :jumping:

 

[rookie]

I know novice150 has a black tip in with a horn shark, and bamboo shark. He had a leopard in there and it got killed by the black tip. Also almost everything he put in with the black tip was killed.
Nick

 

[evilss]

please post pics when you get this going. i would love to see the set up.

 

[trigger78]

I'm just curious as to how much this set up is costing you? I have a building that is roughly 40 by 20 ft and am kinda wanting to build some sort of pool, but I don't know what species I want to house. Is your set-up in ground or above ground, and how are you building it? OK I just reread you post. I guess it is above ground. So, the next question is- would an inground be better or cheaper? If you would like to just send me somewhere to read about building ponds that would be fine.