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can i keep a brownbanded bamboo shark with a russels lionfish and a panther grouper.
if panther is not a good idea i was going to get rid of him
if panther is not a good idea i was going to get rid of him
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supermanvx
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yea you can, but depending on the size you might have an over crowded system
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ok thanks i am tryin to find a store that will give me credit on the panther could i keep one with a lunare wrasse
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supermanvx
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cant keep a wrasse with a shark...and as far as panther with a wrasse, i have no idea. sorry
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ok thanks
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ok than i put the wrasse in a different tank hes a big bully he killed dogface 2x his size so ya he is gone. i was going to get an egg is it ok if i put in a 10 gallon and keep the shark in there until i see him eat
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supermanvx
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Originally Posted by Tanks Alot
ok than i put the wrasse in a different tank hes a big bully he killed dogface 2x his size so ya he is gone. i was going to get an egg is it ok if i put in a 10 gallon and keep the shark in there until i see him eat
ya thats fine
ok than i put the wrasse in a different tank hes a big bully he killed dogface 2x his size so ya he is gone. i was going to get an egg is it ok if i put in a 10 gallon and keep the shark in there until i see him eat
ya thats fine
krj-1168
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Agreed - sharks hatched from eggs generally have about a 50% mortality rate, with in the first month.
So unless you already have experience in successfully dealing with newly hatched sharks - it better to spend a little extra money to get a shark that hatched & feeding, than it is to risk end up with a dead bamboo.
So unless you already have experience in successfully dealing with newly hatched sharks - it better to spend a little extra money to get a shark that hatched & feeding, than it is to risk end up with a dead bamboo.
