Bamboo shark diet

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Hi everyone I just got a bamboo shark hatch and hatched it yesterday and is in a breeder box in my 40 gallon(don’t worry I have a 200 gallon) and I was reading that they need iodine or they get a goiter. I own my own fishing business in Tampa area The WaterSide Fishing pls support. And I catch half an inch mullet and saltwater glass shrimp- do those contain iodine for my shark

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Hi everyone I just got a bamboo shark hatch and hatched it yesterday and is in a breeder box in my 40 gallon(don’t worry I have a 200 gallon) and I was reading that they need iodine or they get a goiter. I own my own fishing business in Tampa area The WaterSide Fishing pls support. And I catch half an inch mullet and saltwater glass shrimp- do those contain iodine for my shark

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bamboos need a lot of swimming room, eventually even more than the 200g. Biggest thing with them is water quality as they are messy housekeepers and tend to drive up nitrate yet cannot tolerate high levels of nitrate. They tend to prefer warmer water temps of 79-82 deg and per your question on food, they will better than you and I and like scallops, mussel, silversides, octopus, squid, fresh chubs and pieces of shrimp and do NOT need daily feedings as they digest food slowly. Twice a week is sufficient.
 
bamboos need a lot of swimming room, eventually even more than the 200g. Biggest thing with them is water quality as they are messy housekeepers and tend to drive up nitrate yet cannot tolerate high levels of nitrate. They tend to prefer warmer water temps of 79-82 deg and per your question on food, they will better than you and I and like scallops, mussel, silversides, octopus, squid, fresh chubs and pieces of shrimp and do NOT need daily feedings as they digest food slowly. Twice a week is sufficient.
I know they need more than a 200 but when he is big enough I am going to turn that tank into a tank where he is the only fish in there and move my corals into my 300
 

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