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should larger aquarium fish be Kept in the home aquarium.
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depends what size your tank/wallet is?
Personally i dont think fish that can attain a reasonable size should be freely offered for sale.
define 'reasonable'?
Well, you'd need to examine every species' ultimate size and guess what size of tank it needed?
What I think is unreasonable?
Sharks, all species including Chiloscyllium, large Pangassius species, large Pimelodella, Sepia officinalis (gasp) LOL etc etc
can you be more specific clown? I have seen home aquariums at 20 odd foot long!
Cheers
Colin
Personally i dont think fish that can attain a reasonable size should be freely offered for sale.
define 'reasonable'?
Well, you'd need to examine every species' ultimate size and guess what size of tank it needed?
What I think is unreasonable?
Sharks, all species including Chiloscyllium, large Pangassius species, large Pimelodella, Sepia officinalis (gasp) LOL etc etc
can you be more specific clown? I have seen home aquariums at 20 odd foot long!
Cheers
Colin
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What would you say if someone were to keep a shark in a shark pond. (Wich people actualy do.) the ponds get about 30 feet by 30 feet. Im not saying that I would. I just want to see if people think large fish should be kept at home.
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