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Fish and Aquarium would one bala shark be eaten by or stress a turtle?
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chipper Member Posts: 21 |
posted 02-19-2004 09:36 AM
just wondering... I would like to have more normal fish but I doubt my family would let me get another tank. IP: Logged |
t_chelle16 Member Posts: 501 |
posted 02-19-2004 09:54 AM
One bala shark will be stressed from being by itself. They are schooling fish and also get very large. So they're really not suited for anything smaller than 100 gallons. -Chelle IP: Logged |
chipper Member Posts: 21 |
posted 02-19-2004 11:34 AM
thanks... I really don't know much:/ IP: Logged |
JsX Member Posts: 58 |
posted 02-23-2004 11:05 AM
haha bala sharks will be fast food for your turt... your turt will dedicate hours on end chasing it or waiting for it to venture near its mouth and BAM where did my fish go.. get cheap fish like comets or guppies see if you can find a big comet like 3 inchs usually turtles will leave them alone unless they get really hungry dont try a koi they dont like tanks and warm water much they are really hard but yet so easy IP: Logged |
katanas_edge Member Posts: 266 |
posted 02-23-2004 12:25 PM
How big is the aquarium? Approximately how full of water is it? I initially answered this post then realised you've already asked this question elsewhere. I wouldn't recommend keeping fish with a turtle unless you have a very large aquarium. No goldfish are not a good choice as they get very big and produce a lot of waste. They also require cool water like koi. [This message has been edited by katanas_edge (edited 02-23-2004).] IP: Logged |
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