Good point. I have heard of fish coming in with ammonia burns. However, none of the fish I've ever received have had any problems. An 8â?

The quantity of water that you need to ship a certain size fish is related to the amount of ammonia the fish produces, Agreed, ammonia is a concern during the shipping process. Still, large fishes are successfully shipped all the time. â?¦which I'd say is directly related to it's mass (assuming of c ...

While I donâ??t disagree that a bigger fish costs more to ship; eight times more? Hardly. Shipping is based on weight. The major weight factor in fish shipments is the water. An 8â?

i have kept 4 Columbian Sharks in a 'faux' salt 125g (i.e., nice white sand, brackish conditions). they will grow rather steadily as they have very hardy appetites. as previously stated, they're not terribly picky. i fed a mix of frozen bloodworms, krill, pellets, and (eventually) cuts of whiting ...

i don't believe anyone is trying to be sanctimonius. simply, there are a lot of people with very strong feelings on the subject. i think what everyone is trying to say is: DON'T BUY THEM IN THE FIRST PLACE... because once you do there is very little you can do to get rid of them. perhaps if people ...

not sure what's wrong with the image. here's the link

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the poll results are pretty much what i expected.

what do you think?

I realize this is probably a dead topic by now but since I've just read it, it's new to me! ...and I can't help but add my voice to the already resounding chorus of protest. Sorry, El Gordo, but I have to agree with the majority of other respondents. Keeping a TSN in a 100 gallon tank is just plain ...