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1) http://www.totalfishkeeping.com/uploads/post-20-11536146010.jpg
2nd. Mekong Blue-eyed shark
http://www.totalfishkeeping.com/uploads/post-20-11536146021.jpg

3rd. The black shark
http://www.totalfishkeeping.com/uploads/post-20-11536147200.jpg

4th. Red dotted shark and the dolphin labeo
http://www.totalfishkeeping.com/uploads/post-20-11536147201.jpg

5th. Black shark, dolphin labeo, blue-eye and the labeo parvus
http://www.totalfishkeeping.com/uploads/post-20-11536148790.jpg

6th. Black shark, blue-eye, red dotted shark and the labeo parvus right in the middle.
http://www.totalfishkeeping.com/uploads/post-20-11536148791.jpg

7th. Black shark, Dolphin labeo, Red gilled violet shark, Albino black shark and the apollo shark just visible at the top of the pic.
http://www.totalfishkeeping.com/uploads/post-20-11536150380.jpg

8th. Black shark and the albino black shark

http://www.totalfishkeeping.com/uploads/post-20-11536150381.jpg

9th. There are a few non "sharks" in there. These are the trio of pink tailed chalceus and of course there are the clown loaches and gibbicep plecs (two standard, one albino)

http://www.totalfishkeeping.com/uploads/post-20-11536151450.jpg

10th. final shot is a full tank shot. 150UKG's of aggression....lol. I've added lots of bogwood to the bottom to give plenty of bolt holes for the smaller fish.

http://www.totalfishkeeping.com/uploads/post-20-11536151451.jpg

Beauty pics, thanks for taking the time to post them.

I totally wouldn't trust a Black Shark that massive. Beautiful fish, though.

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The aquarist is one who must learn the ways of the biologist, the chemist, and the veterinarian.

That last photo REALLY puts into perspective how big a Black Shark grows - it actually looks as if it's a tight squeeze in there, and that's a 150 UK Gallon setup ... I think people will now realise why I said that a Black Shark NEEDS a 250 gallon tank


Panda Catfish fan and keeper/breeder since Christmas 2002

Double Post.

Several of those shots are somewhat dark - I suspect either too narrow an aperture was used, or the flashgun wasn't powerful enough to illuminate the huge tank with the desired settings. So, I've done some gamma correction on a couple of the photos to emphasise just how enormous that Black Shark is.

First photo:


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Panda Catfish fan and keeper/breeder since Christmas 2002

Second photo:

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Panda Catfish fan and keeper/breeder since Christmas 2002

Third photo ...


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Panda Catfish fan and keeper/breeder since Christmas 2002

Holy big fish!
What an awesome tank. Thanks for sharing!

Hoping that there must be a word for everything I mean...

even though the fish look very good and healthy,
I can't say otherwise than that your tank is way too small for a black shark that big.