Albino shark in tropical fish tank

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Mike K - 7 years ago

it's a 50 gallon tank. so pretty big. gonna go back to the store and bitch and see if they'll at least give me a few replacement fish. we want more than just angels in there.

Mike K - 7 years ago

Robbie, they told us at the store they needed to be bought in groups for protection against other fish. we have large angel fish as well. both my albinos are dead, not even had them a month. they are not inexpensive either!

Robbie Joyce - 7 years ago

Also if the Angel fish eat fast then may be worth buying some food that drops to the bottom quicker so the Sharks can get some

Robbie Joyce - 7 years ago

Oh really? I've never heard that before. I've always been told to have 1 in a tank as they attack each other when they get older unless the tank is big enough for them both to have their own territory. It sounds like they may be dying from fighting with each other + the Angel fish having a go at them as well as they are aggressive fish especially being so big. And yes you are right, not cheap!

Mike K - 7 years ago

What do you feed your Albino shark? I have 2 and a black one, but they don't seem to eat. I have 3 Angel fish as well who do eat fast.

Robbie Joyce - 7 years ago

+Mike K I just feed them Tetramin, standard food for tropical fish and occasionally some live food such as bloodworm etc. They may not be eating as you have 3 in the same tank, they recommend just having 1 otherwise they disturb each other as like having their own territory. Or they may be eating as the food drops nearer the bottom of the tank and you may just not see it. They wouldn't be able to survive if not eating so must be eating something. Hope this helps

Lana G - 9 years ago

Sharks are actually only Cat Fish in FreshWater.

moros_beto - 11 years ago

Do u wantd to sell it let me khow

MrWwemaster13 - 11 years ago

i like your tank mines a fancy tank not enough plants :( i think i should make it a plant tank

Katherine Smith - 11 years ago

Guppies mostly swim at the top of the water and rainbow sharks are mostly bottom swimmers. I wouldn't see a problem with housing the two species together, as long as the tank is large enough and enough hiding places are provided.

Robbie Joyce - 11 years ago

my shark seems to be ok with the other fish in the tank, however i dont have any gupppies and they might frustrate the shark depending on your tank size if it is quite small. i would get a place where the shark can hide and go into like in my tank so then it can make it its territory and shouldnt worry other fish as it wont be swimming around the tank most of the time