gasguzzler
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My female bamboo at feeding
Pride and joy
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chandler04
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Gas- Will a 48"x24"x24" tank be good enough for a bamboo shark, or is it overkill?
smoothounds
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maroon clown.
chandler04
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is that not a lot of swimming space though?? I mean, his are in a 125, not much bigger than mine, and mine will not be as long, a lil bit more spacious. U mean like they need more length? LOL madysmom, my rat is named Manny. I trained him to kill on command
chandler04
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Well, ya, it is, but mine is a lot wider though. Does width work at all?
russianspy
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I don't think people shuld keep sharks, they migrate and in a small tank they debelop scolosis, Evin in those 10,000 gallon aqauriums at zoo, sharks swimming around in ther die after 10yrs or so when they can live to 70 like a human, It's cruel, If yuor gunna keep a shark, Buy an ocean
chandler04
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Yup, im saving up for that ocean model for next year. 170,000 gallons, itll be super sweet. Im gonna put a clown fish in it!!
madysmom
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Originally posted by Chandler04
is that not a lot of swimming space though?? I mean, his are in a 125, not much bigger than mine, and mine will not be as long, a lil bit more spacious. U mean like they need more length? LOL madysmom, my rat is named Manny. I trained him to kill on command
lol
gasguzzler
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Chandler, the bamboos are pretty benthic and dont do much. Realisticly, a 6x4 would be ideal, with the depth measurement basically irrelevant. You can plan on an adult measuring 3 feet. So to answer your question, Id scrap the 4 footer for a 6.
mstang
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I will try to post a pic. of my whole school over the weekend because they are all my "pride and joy" and I am so proud of them for being able to survive two hurricanes. Everyone in my tank made it for a total of twelve days without electricity. THANK GOD for D batteries and the battery powered aerator!!!!