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Aquarium Related Tips

1. It is not a good idea to wash your filter media with regular tap water. The tap water can kill the beneficial bacteria that is built up in the filter. Use distilled water to clean out your filter and its components.


2. When you are removing a large ornamental rock from your aquarium, make sure to check all the nooks and crannies. Some fish love to hide in there and it is good to double check to make sure you donít leave one of your fish out of water.


3. You should take out any carbon filters in the aquarium when you are medicating your fish. The carbon in the filter will remove the medicine from the water, so it is best to remove it all together.

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Black Shark

$7.75

Black sharks come from the South East corner of Asia. The Black Shark is colored from fin to nose in either dark brown, or black. Black Sharks grow to around 2 feet at full maturity and are aggressive fish, and should not be kept in a community aquarium. You should make sure to provide an aquarium of at least 70 Gallons for this Black Shark, as it needs ample room to swim around in. Black sharks should not be kept in an aquarium with a lot of plants, as the Black Shark will eat them.

Origin: South East Asia

Size: 2 Feet at full maturity

Feeding: Omnivore, not a finicky eater

Aquarium: Moderate Lighting, should have secure hood as this shark loves to jump, no plants, plenty of rocks

Minimum Tank Size: 70 Gallons

Behavior: Aggressive

Care: Moderate, Mid level care range

Compatibility: Should not be kept in a community aquarium

This product was added to our catalog on Sunday 15 July, 2007.
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