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Thanks! Ya he gets his own pond to share with two domino damsels.Ive hatched a few, its super cool to be a part of. Hope he starts eating well for you and lives a long healthy life.
P.s. some people are gonna jump in here about care requirements but i saw you're already planning a pool for him to live in. Glad to see he won't be stuck in a tiny tank his whole life.
Ya space is good lolVery cool, wish I had the space for a shark pond!
The presence of solid, black spots on the shark lead me to believe it is not the common Coral catshark (Atelomycterus marmoratus). Maybe it’s a rare mutation. Maybe it could be a different species (such as Atelomycterus macleayi or Atelomycterus baliensis). Whatever the case, you have quite a magnificent specimen!One more quick pic. Ate for me already so hopefully everything goes good with this guy.
I'll post a pic in a few weeks, it is slowly losing some of his coloration. Im not sure exactly which it is either but the shape of the egg was a Atelomycterus. I've seen a few different versions on the adult coloring. I pretty sure it's a female but at the 3 month mark I'll probably know more. If he keeps some of the bands I'll be happy about it. He was sold to me as a brown banded bamboo but thats not correct. I'll post update on his color change as he gets larger.The presence of solid, black spots on the shark lead me to believe it is not the common Coral catshark (Atelomycterus marmoratus). Maybe it’s a rare mutation. Maybe it could be a different species (such as Atelomycterus macleayi or Atelomycterus baliensis). Whatever the case, you have quite a magnificent specimen!
He's eating LRS nano frenzy and shrimp and gaining some size. I'm getting another sometime this week a little larger. He's eating good, I'm feeding him two days on and one day off he really likes the LRS I figure it is probably the best thing I could give him for variety. I'll attach a better pic when the light goes out but current pic at the moment. He goes into his pool soon I want him to gain some size and be used to eating from me before he has tons of room. Not sure if anyone has alot of experience sending these sharks overnight but I had one get sent a few weeks ago and arrive dead. Looked like a healthy male not sure why he didn't make it . Maybe they don't ship well especially wild caught? Assuming it was wcAny updates on the little guy?
6ft x 6ft x 2ft. I'm not going to disagree with giving sharks huge tanks but im not going to treat them like they are black tip reef sharks with thousands and thousands of gallons. I built this pool for around 60 dollars. I think it's easier to keep tabs and manage a smaller enclosure. Another cheap way to keep them is a kiddie pool or stock tank. I will attach a pic or view of half the pool. It should be enough room to grow these guys out. Pool has live rock and large skimmer rated for 600gal. When these guys are full size they will probably get a pool a little bit bigger not sure on exact dimensions. You can build a large tank for really cheap. I don't actually want a tank too large for these guys it will just be a hassle to try and manage. As long as they are happy and not stressed about anything.I’m just curious, how big is the pond you plan on housing him in. I’m just trying to learn something. If you want you can pm me the answer. I don’t want be the cause of post about the size of the pond.