ColumbianShark3
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Right now I use sinking shrimp pellets and HikarI sinking carnivore pellets and I am running low on those and thought id see what kind of good options there are
Sharkdude said:my sharks love frozen blood worms, I also feed them Aquarian sinking shrimp pellets(they are specifically for loaches and catfish) or HikarI bottom feeder sinking disks.
yeah I'm planning on moving them to a larger tank, not sure what size yet...ive found good deals on 60 gallontanks kinda want a 75 gallon but they are considerably more expensive. plus I need to wait until I move outa my apartment.ColumbianShark3 said:Welcome to FishLore, I noticed your sharks are in a 38-gallon tank do you have something bigger to move them in to when they get larger
What about plain old night crawlersCheese burger said:Have tried lives foods that would be great
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If expense is a problem for you like it was for me an indoor pond would work well check out mine its a 100-gallon RubberMaid water stock tankSharkdude said:yeah I'm planning on moving them to a larger tank, not sure what size yet...ive found good deals on 60 gallontanks kinda want a 75 gallon but they are considerably more expensive. plus I need to wait until I move outa my apartment.
That's a good idea. I just bought a used 29 gallon setup. I told the guy to give me his fish too because I thought he might just throw them in a creek (he was kind of a creepy guy). So, he brought the tank over half full of dirty water and the fish in it. That's when I saw (kind of) a large catfish, a 10 inch Columbian Cat Shark! Very cool! I never saw one that big.ColumbianShark3 said:What about plain old night crawlers
If expense is a problem for you like it was for me an indoor pond would work well check out mine its a 100-gallon RubberMaid water stock tank
tomcat said:That's a good idea. I just bought a used 29 gallon setup. I told the guy to give me his fish too because I thought he might just throw them in a creek (he was kind of a creepy guy). So, he brought the tank over half full of dirty water and the fish in it. That's when I saw (kind of) a large catfish, a 10 inch Columbian Cat Shark! Very cool! I never saw one that big.
The fish is 3 years old, and has been in fresh water all it's life. I think the fish is great. I may buy a 75 gallon for him I like him so much. Money is tight though, that 100 gallon rubber-made tub looks like an idea. I could put it in the basement, and hang a regular home Florissant light over it. That wouldn't cost too much. Do you have a cover of some sort on it? I heard these fish jump, also a cover would help keep it warm I would think.