Nmocean
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ruaround
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Originally Posted by clown123
r u around just to let u know it looks like a koran or some other angel that looks like that i love it though o and that is a bamboo they change alot as they get older they get nicer.
after taking a second look ... it does look more like a Koran... my bad hard to tell the dif sometimes
r u around just to let u know it looks like a koran or some other angel that looks like that i love it though o and that is a bamboo they change alot as they get older they get nicer.
after taking a second look ... it does look more like a Koran... my bad hard to tell the dif sometimes
cartman101
Active Member
only 2 1/2 feet! She looks like 4ft! How long did it take her to grow that big, about a year?
sharkguy22
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My bamboo is about 2 1/2 ft also. Im also looking for a breeding partner for her. After seeing her in my pond I would think that a tank size requirement for bamboos for their whole life would be 400 at least. My bamboo is mostly active during the day.Also for your female, for advice, I ve been feeding my bamboos fresh salmon, from jewel. Also I get squid and shrimps. The salmon is like a boost for them. Ive never had sharks as fat and healthy as I do now. Just a suggestion. Good luck in breeding, sucks that your male is so beastly,got to look for the beastly female.
cartman101
Active Member
the male has claspers. Fins by the anus.
sharkguy22
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Nm ocean what month did u add your female in and how big is she?
nmocean
Member
Hi sharkguy,
I tried adding the female at the beginning of November, and she is about 19-20". She is considerably smaller than the male, and the odds were definitely against me, but I was concerned about keeping the pond temp. up during the winter months, so I gave it a shot!
I also feed squid and shrimp and sometimes scallops and whatever else looks good at the seafood counter. I also soak the food in Selcon and use Mazuri Shark and Ray vitamins. The sharks are definitely in tip-top shape!
Thanks, Jen
I tried adding the female at the beginning of November, and she is about 19-20". She is considerably smaller than the male, and the odds were definitely against me, but I was concerned about keeping the pond temp. up during the winter months, so I gave it a shot!
I also feed squid and shrimp and sometimes scallops and whatever else looks good at the seafood counter. I also soak the food in Selcon and use Mazuri Shark and Ray vitamins. The sharks are definitely in tip-top shape!
Thanks, Jen