PLEASE HELP ME!!

[danirose]

Good.

Once you know the animals are OK, then is the time to try and climb that hill, get the knowledge to be able to maintain them.

Transporting and maintaining adult sharks is a fairly specialized endeavor. I wouldn't count on your basic LFS owner or aquarium servicing company wanting to assume ownership.

If you were local to me, I'd suggest donating the shark to Bass Pro's new aquarium. You'd know it was going to a good home, anyway!

We have a very large and advanced aquarium in my area. I think it's worth it to check with them, but if not, I'll try your suggestion. Thank you!

 

[Palyzoa]

Try and find a local marine aquarium society or club. Someone from a local club might be willing to come and help out. Also there are a lot of businesses that will donate things, maybe like test kits to school programs.

What he said. There should be a local club in town. Have you checked the Utah club forum section yet?

 

[Sabellafella]

What school? I have 2 friends that are hobbiest that live in salt lake city. THERES A VENDOR HERE in salt lake city as well. Rocky mountain frags I'm pretty sure. Maybe Jared can help?

 

[danirose]

I talked to my teacher, and the aquarium is going to take in all of the animals. The tanks are going to be converted to fresh water. Unfortunately, the marine biology program is ending this year because of the teacher. Thanks for all the help! I'm sad about the class, but happy that the fish are going to have proper care.

 

[Brian W]

I talked to my teacher, and the aquarium is going to take in all of the animals. The tanks are going to be converted to fresh water. Unfortunately, the marine biology program is ending this year because of the teacher. Thanks for all the help! I'm sad about the class, but happy that the fish are going to have proper care.

Hey at least all of te marine animals will be better off. Freshwater will be much easier for everyone to learn anyways.