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jcrim
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sounds good to me. rinse the vinegar well... until you can no longer smell it and then let it air dry.
cc vs ls for aggresives
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puffer24/7
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how long to air dry approx
puffer24/7
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i cant wait to show u a pick when i get it home
puffer24/7
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the guy that had the acrylic was way to stubborn and did not want to work with me on the price plus the glas is way better right jcrim?
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jcrim
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Originally Posted by puffer24/7
how long to air dry approx
Don't know... until it dries.
The size and dimensions of the glass are better for fish. Also cheaper. The only drawback is it will be heavier if you have to move it.
how long to air dry approx
Don't know... until it dries.
The size and dimensions of the glass are better for fish. Also cheaper. The only drawback is it will be heavier if you have to move it.
puffer24/7
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iam a pretty big guy so if thats the only flaw i am estatic what do u think about me keeping a shark
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jcrim
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You could probably get away with a coral catshark... check out CDubbs pics... he's got one in a 125.
puffer24/7
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can u send the link please
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jcrim
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https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/showthread.php?t=181971
BTW, no trigger with a shark. An angel would also be very risky.
BTW, no trigger with a shark. An angel would also be very risky.
puffer24/7
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damn that looks awesome how long and how hard is it to hatch a shark egg
puffer24/7
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anybody know how hard it is to hatch a shark egg
puffer24/7
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iam in central orlando
puffer24/7
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but how hard is it to hatch a shark egg
puffer24/7
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anybody know
mitzel
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I would stay away from CC with aggressive tanks . just because the fish are messy and food gets trapped in CC.
Banded cats / bamboo sharks are kinda touch and go . I would hold off untill you have a little more experiance. perameters can be good and you'll still have the shark pup die. they are very touchy. any stray current in the tank will kill them. they can go on a hunger strike and not eat thus killing them . If you really must get a shark its best to wait for your tank to be well established at least six months of good perameters. if not longer.
I belive the name of the book is Scott michaels aqurium sharks and rays (if I'm wrong please corect me ). Pick this up before getting a shark this is a good place to start .
Banded cats / bamboo sharks are kinda touch and go . I would hold off untill you have a little more experiance. perameters can be good and you'll still have the shark pup die. they are very touchy. any stray current in the tank will kill them. they can go on a hunger strike and not eat thus killing them . If you really must get a shark its best to wait for your tank to be well established at least six months of good perameters. if not longer.
I belive the name of the book is Scott michaels aqurium sharks and rays (if I'm wrong please corect me ). Pick this up before getting a shark this is a good place to start .
mitzel
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To hatch a banded cat egg takes very good water maintanance and a lot of patientce. No offense ment but you seem impatient and you might want to rethink shark keeping. They are more of a long term project. I jumped right in and got one and I regret it. I'm now close to a year in to planning/ordering/set up of my shark tank. It takes a lot of thought.
puffer24/7
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i have reconsidered and just got off the phone to lfs they have a hatchling in that is about 5 to 6 inches and is eating great will i be able to pick that up next week and put him in the tank the tank is a 135 72x18x25
mitzel
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How long has it been up and running and what other fish do you have in that system? Also tell them you want it but ask them to hold it for you a week or so. in the meen time ask them to feed it so you can see . if it doesn't take the food don't get it . just because they say it eats doesn't make it so.