Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Bala Shark Bala Shark???????????

Bala shark??????????? - bala shark

I have a tropical aquarium with sharks and guppies balla Bala shark is too big for my tank?
How big is that?
my 30 liter tank?

Posted by Christi Bourn at 12:04 AM

5 comments:

Silly F said...

the size of the tank is perfect. Guppies and sharks ball must be very happy together. I've seen grow the largest species of shark inches to about 5. could still feed a little more, you (fish tend to do so). Be careful if you try to increase his guppies. Guppies and sharks eat babies.

February 3, 2010 at 2:02 AM
Ianab said...

A shark bullet adults over the life of the tank. It is a school of fish and feed. They are not aggressive, but because of their size, smaller tank mates could put fear and terror bejeebers eat smaller tank mates or nervous, just with his size and speed.

So, yes, it will be great to get the tank.

It could be 12 "+ fully developed and the need for a tank of at least 6 feet long. (300l +)

To enable and continue with similar or guppies in the tank size.

Ian

Edit: Like others, because they used to reach full size in the tank, but still can not live, that's life is full. (8-10 years)

February 3, 2010 at 4:14 AM
catx said...

Ian is correct. Get rid of them now fishes. It will not grow to the size of the deposit and is totally unsuitable 30litres. In fact, it is more likely to die prematurely into the tank, which has helped a chance to grow.

They are very large (over 12) of fish in groups of 4-5 or more. Keep them separated, it is very stressed. The store will not sell these fish. You need at least 6 feet long tank!

This is a group of 7 in a tank 10 feet
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfbspqOI2 ...
This is the kind of home you need!

Take this back to the bank today, as well as his suffering in a small tank 30L.

February 3, 2010 at 7:57 AM
steve s said...

Yes, it is the small tank. it will not grow to the size-s will probably get to an intense battle for the space.

February 3, 2010 at 10:00 AM
Anonymous said...

Bala sharks can be up to 15 centimeters long in nature. Their growth process is quite slow, and the size of the tank I think that 5.7 inch is probably a realistic estimate.

In addition, good selection of fish, the Bala shark a fish very nice to have.

February 3, 2010 at 12:01 PM

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