Celebrate Sharks August 1 – 14 at Oregon Coast Aquarium
Sharks Exhibited at the Oregon Coast Aquarium are Species Native to Oregon’s Coastal Waters By Cindy Hanson Newport, OR – The Oregon Coast Aquarium will celebrate Sharks August 1 – 14 with a variety of events highlighting the fascinating world of sharks. All of the sharks exhibited at the Oregon Coast Aquarium are species native to Oregon’s coastal waters. Visitors will meet the sharks from …
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i have two iridescent sharks, i got one on july 24, 2006, and one on july 25, 2006. I am wondering how to take care of them good, and i was wondering how i can tell if they are male or female. the one i got first is bigger, and a little bit fatter, and the second is slimmer and shorter. they share a 10 gal. tank w/ 2 goldfish, a clown loach, some sort of dalmation fish and a black fish which i dont know. thanks
Ok i cant watch the discovery channel fearing sharks will be on the TV, i hate dark water where you cant see beneath you, i panic and run to the beach. I cant even look for help on the internet because there might be a picture of a shark on that site and its a horrible fear. Its not really the small sharks but the great white, bull shark and tiger sharks. Even if there is a programme about seahorses i cant watch it because its under water and there might be a shark. Its horrible, how can i overcome this? and why am i like this?
An example is the other day in class there was a video in science of evolution and it was in the sea, i couldnt watch it and i was embarassed to say so i just pretended i was writing or what not 
i remember when i was like 9 and i was scared of them then too and a shark came on the TV in an advert and i burst in to tears.
just messin around with the olypus tough 6000
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this is an update of my worlds doogiest tank : early years episode i know i posted that vid about an hour ago but i taped it back in december 2008 THE RED-TAILED BLACK SHARK IS EXTINCT IN WILD BREED AS MANY AS YOU CAN REMEMBER WHAT HAPPEND TO BEN THE TASMAINIAN TIGER THEY LET THE LAST ONE DIE IN A ZOO WITH OUT BREEDING HIM DONT LET THIS HAPPEN TO THIS SHARK it also has my new fish and my other ebay tank in it that come with most of what you see in my old tank and my filter has a lid got it for free at aa aquariums .com asking for a replacement hood/light/filter all in one and all she wanted was $30 postage which was cool from hong kong it is now a breeding tank ps jazzy help me set it up and check his video out at breeding black tetras link ; www.youtube.com reccomended to watch it if your interested in breeding them instead of buying them for $3 AUD my newer ebay tank came with heaps of extras including snails im not counting them too many also i talk about neon tetra diease and all 31 deaths i’ve gotten from it but 4 are still alive testing it for a week with table salt about 5tp or so enough to fill a red coke bottle cap once or twice or just under that so heres hoping ive found the cure they were in a 100% fresh water tank but i added/poured the salt in to it since then my neons have stopped dying from 1 or 2 a day to 0 in 3 days now and finaly i have gone through 3 bala/silver sharks 1 disapeard not jumped out heavey cover was on and the other one died of neon tetra …
My Neon Tetra’s, Angelfish and Silvertip Sharks in my tank at home.
I am just wondering how often should I feed my Iridescent Sharks. I have 3 of them one is 4 months old and the other 2 are about 3 months old. They are getting big very fast but its not a problem. I am just wondering how often should I them. Should it be once a day, 2, or 3. I feed them twice a day and give them a algae wafer once a day if I’m home.
