.Yep. Pangasias catfish/ID shark. Schooling fish. Get 36'' and really heavy. Are skittish when smaller and might hurt themselves bumping into glass. Need LOTS of room, like 600 gallon for three or four, IMO.brcacti;1750614; said:
Do you have a photo of this fish? An irredesent shark, if it is one, is not a piscavore, they eat mostly insect larvae and plant material. The last one I had was dwarfed by it's previous owner and never grew more than 10" in five years. It was a great fish, one of my all time favorites. I had it in a 125 gallon tank with lots of cardinal tetras and other large and small gentle fishes. If your fish is fat and and has a round belly but has a head like a irredesent shark then you have a cutivar of the parroon shark called a balloon shark. they are very preditory and will eat almost anything they can over power. In the wild parron sharks get to be almost two meters long and are caught using large dead animals as bait. The regular paroon shark looks a lot like it's irredesent shark cousin.Lord Barium;1748673; said:I came back from the fish store and saw this really distinctive looking fish. It looked a bit like the top of a shovelnose catfish smushed onto the body of a fatter creature. I had no idea what it was, so I came home and was looking around wikipedia, and saw the article.
Does anyone have this fish? It looks kick
But a lot rarer. Paroons get many more times as big and they're dorsal fin is much longer than that of the ID shark.Moontanman;1757093; said:
