Show you SHARK AND RAY *PICS*
- Thread starter stingray man
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Zoodiver;3293506; said:You have to have a few more posts to see pics hosted on MFK. Some should be visible though... I host mine off site so even non members can see them.
Can you see this bull shark pic?
And this would be why I don't swim in the ocean!
hey im setting up a temporary 110 for my baby banded catshark, and my question is how clear is your tank with the xp4 running? would you recommend two xp4's for a 110 for really clear water?
This is my 4 and a half year old nurse shark. He is about 2 foot 4 inches and I've had him since a baby. I have him in a 180 now but I just started building him a 1500 gallon pond
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This isnt the place for this but maybe someone here knows.... my stingray got "sucked" on by my farolwella cat (kinda like a pleco) when my filter crapped out for 2 days. I removed him when the water cleared because i noticed 3 rings on the side of my ray. Will these go away or is he scarred?
blue spotted rays are probably one of my fav marine fish.alcohologist;1303477; said:can't sleep, so might as well dig up some photos...
i never realized how little shots i have of my coral cat... i didn't and still don't have a proper camera.
but here she is, when i first brought her home: scrawny little thing,
in a temporary pool, prior to moving to a new, larger setup
...which i don't have photos of. will try to get some soon.
i also had a brownbanded bamboo pup, handsome little fella
he jumped out of the tank one day, a real blow... and a dreadful mistake on my part.
my dad also foolishly brought a bluespotted home once.
it took some food, but was mostly a hit-or-miss event. we gave it to another LFS.
so there you have it.
the shark species are pretty common and i know the photos are really bad, but i'm proud of my fish.
