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Coralmania

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Hey I have a shark egg I purchased in a aquarium store and did not know that this Type of shark eats coral so I would like to sell it off I paid 45 dollers for it and I'm willing to trade for coral or fish please contact me on my cell you can text me because I work a lot and not near a computer too often 347 728 7333 thanks all...
 
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Cu455

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I doubt your shark will eat coral. It might knock some coral down if the coral is on the ground. When the shark gets bigger it might move some rocks. It's most likely a brown banded bamboo shark.
 
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I doubt your shark will eat coral. It might knock some coral down if the coral is on the ground. When the shark gets bigger it might move some rocks. It's most likely a brown banded bamboo shark.

It can also be a cat shark ,both bamboo and cat shark get large very quickly 24inches plus. And require a large tank eventually sooner than later ,and will eat crustations,I house one female bamboo in a 400 and still feel she needs bigger...
 
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Cu455

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At my parents house we have a few sharks. They will eat shrimp but never touched crabs or snails. 180 is defently a little small for a full grown shark. It might be a marbled catshark or something else but with it just being labeled as a catshark I would guess it is a Brown banded. Who ever gets it will hopefully keep us updated.
 
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