Dwarf shark

Wanda666

Good afternoon. I have reviewed everything I found in search engines about the dwarf shark, but I couldn't find where to buy one. I would appreciate it if someone knows. I would be especially grateful if I could talk to someone who has kept this wonder. Thank you.

Brooke3987

Off-topic, the Megalodon will be more interesting.

Chelsea567

Zhenya was selling ZRS.

Amy5468

Dinosaurs are even more interesting, and they also went extinct like megalodons. A dwarf shark can even be bought in Kyiv.

Rachel9060

Is there any Latin name for this "wonder of nature"? Or could it just be some elongated little shark, like a white one? ))

Heather2018

The true dwarf sharks belong to the family of dogfish (Dalatiidae) and are poorly studied nocturnal and relatively deep-water animals, so their appearance in the market (as well as successful keeping in aquariums) can only be dreamed of. As an option for a small shark to keep in an aquarium, you can consider bamboo sharks - Chiloscyllium punctatum, Chiloscyllium plagiosum.

Robert

A tank of at least 1000 liters is needed to keep one individual.

Holly

Moreover, you can even buy eggs and hatch them yourself. In ireef, about six months ago, a cool creature was hatching.

Jason9385

Come on, I had 3 bamboo plants (each 30-35 cm) in a half-shade for six months until they were sold.

Daniel8015

Isn't it easier to get a piranha, serrasalmus rhombeus, serrasalmus gibbus, or schooling species like pygocentrus cariba, nattereri, or piraya? They are no less intimidating, aggressive, and less demanding in terms of care!

Daniel

Of course, it's easier... but here we're talking about the sea.

Shane

My friend had piranhas, he got them just for fun, wanting aggressive ones. But they turned out to be such cowards, hiding behind rocks and timidly swimming for food. In general, not like in the movies)))