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How many gallons would you put it in?bryangar said:Haven’t heard that before.
You crack me up constantly! LolKathryn Crook said:A 10 gallon will do I think. Their dorsal fin does bend. Just ask Seaworld.
SeaworldKathryn Crook said:A 10 gallon will do I think. Their dorsal fin does bend. Just ask Seaworld.
I actually think 20 gallons is a bit excessive for a single orca. Save the 20 for the betta, he might eventually outgrow it.LeahsTank said:I believe common thinking is that only betas should,be kept in a 10 gallon. I think a 20 gallon, minimum.
Remember orcas like to be in pods so I would do a 55 gallon for 3 orcas.LeahsTank said:I believe common thinking is that only bettas should,be kept in a 10 gallon. I think a 20 gallon, minimum.
Utter rubbishdavid1978 said:Detailed Discussion of Laws Concerning Orcas in Captivity | Animal Legal & Historical Center
Well here's what the law says.
The laws were created by The Onion.mollybabes said:Utter rubbish
I know I have seen them in the wild and just can not imagine putting such a big creature in a small tank compared to the ocean.mollybabes said:Hey guys,
Theres this massive tank where orcas are happy and can move.
Its called the Ocean/ sea/ Not seaworld.
I've seen them on TV. They are my favourite animal along with Stags.fish 321 said:I know I have seen them in the wild and just can not imagine putting such a big creature in a small tank compared to the ocean.