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Hi all. My name is Greg and I have numerous interests in the fish keeping world. Specifically, I enjoy sharks. I've been keeping and selling sharks for over 35 years and have kept many different species including Blacktip Reef, Blacktip, Whitetip Reef, Lemon, Bull, Sandbar, Bonnethead, Soupfin, Leopard, Smoothhounds, Horns, Swells, various cat sharks, etc. I started with a 100 gallon aquarium when I was 16.
Moved up from there. I look forward to chatting with you. Thanks.
 
Welcome to R2R!!! Thank you for the introduction. We’re glad you’re here!
 
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Depends on the species. Most sharks roam around and will knock stuff over, so they are not ideal reef tank fish. But some smaller sharks such as epaulettes may work out ok.
 
Welcome, look forward to the information from someone with first hand shark experience that is alive to talk about it!! Why is your name not SHARKBAIT!!?? We gotta get somebody on this immediately! HAHA, but seriously, welcome to the show....
 

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