Sharks?

[Hustler]

no i agree totaly, I wasnt saying the dog and the shark as a comparison at all just how the google searches yeild some very far off results from time to time and usually from people who have no first hand experience.
Ive found some great info on the smaller sharks (im going to call them salt catfish from now) in the usa aswell as a guy in vancouver that are on other boards that have had great sucess with them so I will leave this be on here
rest assured though you will not see a blacktip or nurse in any of my tanks till i win the lotto or figure out how to waterproof drywall

[StirCrazy]

Originally Posted by Hustler

no i agree totaly, I wasnt saying the dog and the shark as a comparison at all just how the google searches yeild some very far off results from time to time and usually from people who have no first hand experience.
Ive found some great info on the smaller sharks (im going to call them salt catfish from now) in the usa aswell as a guy in vancouver that are on other boards that have had great sucess with them so I will leave this be on here
rest assured though you will not see a blacktip or nurse in any of my tanks till i win the lotto or figure out how to waterproof drywall

if you do go this way, and are sucessfull make some posts and share your set up and work that went into it with us. or do a running post on the build so others can learn from it also.

Steve

[Hustler]

If i muster up the confidence and tech toys to try it out I sure will post it on here.... it will be a long while down the road for sure.....and really I dont know if Ill end up in the predator section of reefing either way as those corals are some kind of cool.....and I havent had a smaller fish community tank since my african chiclids 10 years ago.... Im just so used to 3 foot fish, massive filters, water changes and weekly trips to the market for fresh seafood its hard for me not to try and find what Im really really good at even in a new hobby like this salt Biz