Your thoughts on aquarium sharks?

[nereefpat]

I tried to read the tread, but my head exploded;Dead

 

[Obsessed with fish]

Ok everyone, looks like cloud minnows or Smith would be a better choice after reading the whole thread. I think that 5 or 6 minnows with a goldfish would be pretty cool.

 

[davidcalgary29]

Ok everyone, looks like cloud minnows or Smith would be a better choice after reading the whole thread. I think that 5 or 6 minnows with a goldfish would be pretty cool.

And here I was, getting all excited at the thought of a salamanderfish species pond...

 

[Obsessed with fish]

And here I was, getting all excited at the thought of a salamanderfish species pond...

Oooh, sounds interesting, tell me more!

 

[SlugSnorter]

Ok everyone, looks like cloud minnows or Smith would be a better choice after reading the whole thread. I think that 5 or 6 minnows with a goldfish would be pretty cool.

Sorry to do this to ya be read the other thread we linked you on, In seems goldfish are too big

 

[SlugSnorter]

And here I was, getting all excited at the thought of a salamanderfish species pond...

axolotls dont get along

 

[fluked]

Bamboo sharks are sharks.
The rest are just freshwater fish with a name.
If you intend to keep the freshwater "sharks" your covered 20 to 30 gallon pond will be fine.
If you intend to keep saltwater sharks (real sharks) you will need a very large system. With enhanced filtration and stable water parameters.
Read large system as hundreds or thousands of gallons.

Not true. Bala sharks get massive. Probably need at least a 150G to be happy.

 

[SlugSnorter]

Not true. Bala sharks get massive. Probably need at least a 150G to be happy.

read the rest, theres some plot twists

 

[Grumblez]

I'm now convinced this guy is a S tier troll.

 

[SlugSnorter]

I'm now convinced this guy is a S tier troll.

me? I think OP is on the newer side of the hobby and needs some guidance

 

[Grumblez]

me? I think OP is on the newer side of the hobby and needs some guidance

OP browse his post history, I'm never one to call someone dumb for asking questions but his are right on the border of what seems like actual questions and someone who knows better actually but framed just perfectly enough to get some heated discussions going lol.

Hey it makes good content

 

[SlugSnorter]

OP browse his post history, I'm never one to call someone dumb for asking questions but his are right on the border of what seems like actual questions and someone who knows better actually but framed just perfectly enough to get some heated discussions going lol.

Hey it makes good content

tbh I dont really mind ether way, this discussion has been fun and informative.

 

[SlugSnorter]

OP browse his post history, I'm never one to call someone dumb for asking questions but his are right on the border of what seems like actual questions and someone who knows better actually but framed just perfectly enough to get some heated discussions going lol.

Hey it makes good content

honestly if anything he is noopsyche's alt
too much lines up timeline wise for that not to be true if theres weirdness afoot

 

[davidcalgary29]

axolotls dont get along

Oy.

Oooh, sounds interesting, tell me more!

What's not to like? They're native (okay, to a completely different part of the continent), they can live with huge temperature fluctuations, and their homes are small, muddy ponds that evaporate! Okay, maybe not that one.

 

[SlugSnorter]

Oy.

What's not to like? They're native (okay, to a completely different part of the continent), they can live with huge temperature fluctuations, and their homes are small, muddy ponds that evaporate! Okay, maybe not that one.

cool! Axolotls are also called salamander fish oddly enough and are also really cool

 

[SlugSnorter]

Oy.

What's not to like? They're native (okay, to a completely different part of the continent), they can live with huge temperature fluctuations, and their homes are small, muddy ponds that evaporate! Okay, maybe not that one.

a skeleton shrimp pond would be the coolest thing ever

 

[Obsessed with fish]

me? I think OP is on the newer side of the hobby and needs some guidance

I am, only been in ot for a few months.

 

[Obsessed with fish]

So hard to choose! I love all your suggestions! Can you keep pond nates with axis. Maybe some axis and skeleton shrimp with some minnows.

 

[Sharkbait19]

Axies are both delicate and predators. Best alone.

 

[Obsessed with fish]

Ok

Axies are both delicate and predators. Best alone.

I'll have no tankmayes with the thing, unless I can find a huge fish to put with it if I end up getting a bigger pond. I love axis.