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	Fish and Aquatic Invertebrates » Freshwater Fish » Catfish - Pangasius Main Page
		Iridescent sharks are very friendly and make good community fish, as long as they are kept with similar sized fish.
		Iridescent Sharks will thrive in a narrow temperature range, from 72 to 79 degrees fahrenheit, and need a neutral pH, ranging from six and a half to seven and a half.
		Iridescent Sharks are omnivores, but as they grow old, they lose their teeth, making them more of a vegetarian.
	www.centralpets.com /pages/critterpages/fish/freshwater_fish/FWF4491.shtml (481 words)

	Iridescent Shark Pangasius sutchi aquarium tropical fish from Tim's Tropicals
		Iridescent Shark Pangasius sutchi aquarium tropical fish from Tim's Tropicals
		Although they look great when they are young, Iridescent Sharks grow too big for a regular aquarium.
		The Iridescent Shark is actually a catfish and is also referred to as the Sutchi Catfish.
	www.timstropicals.com /Inventory/Shark/IridescentInfo.asp (103 words)

	Pangasius Catfish, Pangasius hypophthalmus, Iridescent Shark Catfish, Pangasius sutchi
		Pangasius Catfish or Iridescent Shark Catfish are best kept in a group or school in a large aquarium.
		The Pangasius Catfish or Iridescent Shark Catfish does not possess the bottom dwelling habit we usually identify with most catfishes, but rather occupies the middle of the aquarium.
		Since they are omnivorous, the Pangasius Catfish or Iridescent Shark Catfish will generally eat all kinds of live, fresh, and flake foods.
	animal-world.com /encyclo/fresh/catfish/pangasius.php (1807 words)

	How to keep and house iridescent sharks, Pangassius hypopthalmus, with pictures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I was reading your website about the iridescent shark, we have two of these.
		Iridescent sharks prefer to hang with their own kind.
		Excited iridescent sharks smack into the ends of their tank and injure themselves.
	www.aqualandpetsplus.com /Catfish,%20Pangassius.htm (918 words)

	Iridescent Shark/Catfish - Pangasius hypophthalmus/sutchi
		The Iridescent Catfish is a great species to have in nearly any large tank.
		My Iridescent is starting to go blind as they tend to, and the baby Bala Shark helps him all around the tank like a blind guide fish.
		I have thought for a long time that Iridescent Sharks are completely unsuitable for home aquariums and should not be sold in pet stores or any LFS.
	www.aquahobby.com /gallery/e_pangm.php (733 words)

	MyFishTank.Net - It's Your Tank Also... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		As they grow older, they lose their iridescent stripes in favor of a two tone grey and white appearence, looking much like true marine sharks.
		If my Iridescent grows larger than 2 feet I can put him in my 500 gallon pond during the summer where he will enjoy the company of my gold fish and koi.
		I have had this "shark" for five years and it was great.
	www.myfishtank.net /freshwaterprofiles.php?profile=10&next=25 (814 words)

	PangasiidCatFAQs
		The shark, which is about 2" in length, is in a 10 gallon fish tank with 2 zebra Danios (I'm not positive about the name, but they are zebra fish), 1 cat fish, 2 Gouramis, 1 painted glass fish, 2 Neon Orange Mickey Mouse Platies, 2 tetras (whose type of tetra is unknown).
		I guess, the sunken food was ate by the guppies and swordtail starving the shark to death.
		It was eating properly until the other shark died and now, it is swimming slowly at the bottom of the tank and hasn't eaten anything for the past two days.
	www.wetwebmedia.com /FWsubwebindex/pangasiidcatfaqs.htm (7133 words)

	Freshwater Aquarium: Iridescent sharks
		I have had three iridescent sharks in my aquarium for the last 6 years.
		You should also take into consideration anything that could be stressing your Sharks like overcrowding, other fish (bullying), too small a tank, and anything else you might suspect to be stressing them.
		Remember to always treat the replacement water with a proper water conditioner and insure it is equal in temperature to that of your tank everytime.
	en.allexperts.com /q/Freshwater-Aquarium-3216/Iridescent-sharks.htm (645 words)

	Shark Catfish
		Iridescent Shark Catfish, Asian Shark Catfish, Siamese Shark[Pictures] Pangasius
		Catfish / Pangassidae / Iridescent Shark Catfish Iridescent Shark Catfish, Asian
		Catfish - Pangassidae Iridescent Shark Catfish, Asian Shark Catfish, Siamese Shark
	www.mongabay.com /topics/Shark_Catfish.htm (209 words)

	The Iridescent Shark - Pangasius hypophthalmus
		Young specimens must be kept in groups; older ones don't need the company of their own kind as much.
		It would be a good idea to put some sort of foam padding on the inside ends of the aquarium when the fish reaches a length of more than 8 inches.
		Iridescent Sharks don't usually grow to more than 18 inches in home aquariums.
	www.aquariacentral.com /species/db.cgi?db=fresh&uid=default&ID=0207&view_records=1 (200 words)

	Fish - Some betta questions..
		May be a 25 or 29) with 2 goldfish, 3 platy, 2 algae eaters, 2 iridescent sharks, and 2 tiger barbs.
		He seems ok and healthy, it’s just that he’s usually found inside his ’home’ (a small decorative car) for most of the time laying down, only to come out to eat, come up for some air, or to look around really quick only to return back to his car.
		The tiger barbs may very well eat the betta, the goldfish as stated are cold water..and good luck on the irrodecent sharks, they get 4’ long and generaly require tanks in the 250gallon range when full grown as a minimum.
	www.repticzone.com /forums/Fish/messages/1133555.html (299 words)

	Iridescent Shark Catfish \| Pangasius hypopthalmus
		Iridescent Shark Catfish, Asian Shark Catfish, Siamese Shark
		The Shark Catfish have very bad eyesight and are nervous fish.
		Older Shark Catfish lose their teeth and thus will not harm even small tank mates.
	fish.mongabay.com /species/Pangasius_hypopthalmus.html (487 words)

	Shark Glossary: I - EnchantedLearning.com
		If the shark or shark term you are looking for is not in the dictionary, please e-mail us.
		The iridescent shark is a popular home aquarium fish, but needs a large tank.
		This shark hides its eyes with is tail when it is caught.
	www.zoomdinosaurs.com /subjects/sharks/glossary/indexi.shtml (518 words)

	FishInThe.net :: Fish Info
		The Iridescent shark is a species of fish that has become more frequent to the average hobbyist within the last several years, this breed of fish while striking on display is not very suitable to the home aquarium.
		The I.D. shark is actually a catfish as are all of the Pangassidae family, they are considered to be benthopelagic, which means Living and feeding near the bottom as well as in mid-waters or near the surface.
		A fish that grows to an average size of 30 inches, like the I.D. shark, in the wild would grow no smaller than half that in the proper environment in an aquarium, so planning for an average size of 15 inches or more is essential.
	www.fishinthe.net /html/fishguide/fishguide_fish.php?FC=34&nl=8&nt=5 (971 words)

	Iridescent Shark see CATFISH, MISCELLANEOUS Article, Browse Iridescent Shark see CATFISH, MISCELLANEOUS Article ...
		Despite its name, the Iridescent Shark (Pangasius hypophthalmus) is not a shark, but a catfish.
		Pangasius Catfish Iridescent Shark Catfish Family: Pangasiidae Pangasius sutchi Photo: Exotic Tropicals andnbsp;andnbsp; The Pangasius Catfish or Iridescent Shark Catfish are a beautifu...
		General Information: andnbsp;andnbsp;The Iridescent shark is a species of fish that has become more frequent to the average hobbyist within the last several ye...
	www.aquariumarticles.com /?c=507 (497 words)

	Freshwater Aquarium: platies, iridescent shark, bala shark
		Once i put the iridescent shark back in the tank with other fish both were fine.
		Plastic or real, it doesn't matter as long as effiecient cover from the mother and other fish in the aquarium is provided, the fry should survive until they are large enough to not be eaten.
		Treating Iridescent sharks can be tricky since they are scaleless, you see, the most medications are too powerful and will kill scaleless or other-wise fish that are extremely sensitive to bad water quality or chemicals present in the water.
	en.allexperts.com /q/Freshwater-Aquarium-3216/platies-iridescent-shark-bala.htm (1164 words)

	Aquaria Web - Choosing your first or second fish.
		Chinese Algae Eaters, Bala Sharks, Iridescent Sharks, Glass cats, Plecos, Long-whiskered Catfish, Red-tailed Catfish, Spiny Eels, Painted Glassfish, Dyed fish, Brackish fish and Saltwater fish.
		Bala Shark - Not a shark at all but a Cyprinid (related to the Carp), Bala Sharks - Balantiocheilus melanopterus quickly outgrow most home aquaria.
		Iridescent Shark - Unrelated to the Bala Shark or to true sharks, the Iridescent Shark - Pangasius sutchi is a catfish.
	www.angelfire.com /wa/AquariaWeb/choose.html (6896 words)

	Freshwater Fishes Message Board: Re: Sharks, export direct from farm. Red-tail Shark, Red-fin Shark, Silver Shark, ...
		I know with many other Freshwater sharks they prefer Brackish water,But I have not Seen yet about whether or not red tail sharks prefer brackish or not.
		I am putting a shark tank together with several different types of sharks and I dont want to jepordize the health of any one of those sharks.
		I am putting a shark : tank together with several different types : of sharks and I dont want to jepordize the : health of any one of those sharks.
	members.boardhost.com /fishes/msg/714.html (604 words)

	iridescent shark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		It has told, that iridescent shark me a back any means iridescent shark sunburn...
		Happened, when I Came back from the training, fatally tired, hardly undressing, iridescent shark iridescent shark a bed the person downwards, I approached brother Sasha and begged - ??????, iridescent shark am tired...
		I know a web-site where there is a iridescent shark.
	djuj85433.youritalymap.com /iridescent-shark.html (350 words)

	Brown Smoothhound (Mustelus henlei)
		Iridescent bronze-brown upper body with white ventral surface.
		Grey smooth-hound that has a much lighter color and is not iridescent bronze-brown.
		Sicklefin smooth-hound that has a lower caudal lobe that is sickel-shaped.
	www.shark.ch /Database/Search/species.html?sh_id=1044 (126 words)

	Catfish, Sub-order Siluroidei
		He states that nutrition is very important for the breeding of the Synodontis species and that some of the nutritional substances they get from their natural diet, notably snails and insect larvae, is not provided in available fish foods.
		The Pangasius Catfish or Iridescent Shark Catfish is sometimes thought of as a pelagic fish.
		Some species of Shark Catfish or Sea Catfish are used as a food fish, and are considered quite good eating by the natives where they are harvested.
	animal-world.com /encyclo/fresh/catfish/catfish.htm (948 words)

	New Year 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The first is Sharky (an Iridescent shark) who keeps to himself and gets startled easily.
		I made the mistake of putting him with four neon tetras, and in a matter of days all four were killed with one being ingested.
		The second shark added to the family is Silver (a Bala Shark), I like him the most since he likes to watch me as I'm at the computer.
	home.earthlink.net /~fallen__one/sharks.htm (140 words)

	The Flying, Talking Shark: The Bala Shark! :: AquaFriend.Com! :: The Freshwater Fish Hobbyist's Friend!
		While the red-finned cigar shark and bala shark are both members of the cyprinid family, I actually find the bala shark the more attractive fish between the two.
		Another similarity between the bala shark and the red-finned cigar shark is their timid and jumpy behavior.
		The bala shark is more or less a mid level feeder, although it is not unusual to catch the bala shark feeding from the water's surface or patrolling the aquarium bed.
	www.aquafriend.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=44 (1603 words)

	Aquarium Freshwater Shark Iridescent
		Shark Exporter and Importer of Freshwater Tropical Fishes, Wendella Rhoads dot Com: Aquarium Section - Iridescent Sharks.
		Shark, Iridescent (Fob-6 Next Day Ship) (Pangasius hypophthalmus) (Fob-6 Next.
		I have an iridescent shark which seems to have problems..
	www.superaquarium.com /aquariumtankssizes/aquariumfreshwatershark.html (735 words)

	Is my tank too small? - Discussion & Articles. Auspet.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Your plecos will probably be ok for a while in it as will your ID shark but you might look into returning him before he reaches a massive size that no one will be able to take off your hands.
		They are extremely active (have been known to kill themselves by ramming into the sides of tanks) and need to be in groups.
		It will be much easier to find a LFS that will take a 2" iridescent shark than a 2' iridescent shark.
	www.auspet.com /forum/post-45270.html (632 words)

	SHARKS Article, Browse SHARKS Article Categories on Aquarium Articles Search Engine
		The Bala Shark By Kevin Thurston From CAS Newsletter and Aquarist, Colorado Aquarium Society Aquarticles.com The Bala shark is one of the most popular aquarium fish of modern times and it is with good reason.
		Red-Tailed Black Shark Name: Epalzeorhynchus bicolor Size TankpHTemp Origin: Thailand (Me Nam R.) 12 cm 200 L 7.5 26°C The Epalzeorhynchus bicolor (formerly Labeo bicolor) is a popular fish added to community...
		Bala Shark, Silver SharkBalantiocheilos melanopterus Freshwater Tropical Fish Profile andamp; Care Information andlt;imgandgt; Also known as the Silver Shark, this fish is a growing favorite among tropical fish hobbyists.
	www.aquariumarticles.com /?c=501&mod=aquarium&ktype=0&in=0&cat=0&ordby=0&ord=1 (1159 words)

	Freshwater Fishes Message Board: Sharks, export direct from farm. Red-tail Shark, Red-fin Shark, Silver Shark, ...
		Freshwater Fishes Message Board: Sharks, export direct from farm.
		Red-tail Shark, Red-fin Shark, Silver Shark, Iridescent Shark, etc
		Red-tail Shark, Red-fin Shark, Silver Shark, Iridescent Shark, etc - ERIC June 6, 2004, 5:21 am
	members.boardhost.com /fishes/msg/604.html (579 words)

	Iridescent Shark Catfish, Pangasius Catfish
		The Iridescent Shark is also known as the Pangasius Catfish, the Sutchi Catfish and the Striped Catfish.
		As you may have guessed from some of the other common names, this really isn't a shark, it's a catfish.
		Some feel that the irridescent shark should be given more carnivorous type rations as juveniles and to mix more greens into their diet as the get bigger.
	www.fishlore.com /profile-iridescentshark.htm (482 words)

	Aquarium Adventure - Southeast Asia Backwater Stream Environment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Once the aquarium has been set up and running for a minimum of 24 hours, six (6) 1.5 inch fish per 10 gallons of water can be safely introduced.
		For this particular niche type Blue Gouramis, Tiger Barbs, and Red Tail Sharks would be good choices to start with.
		Over the next several weeks, when water quality tests of ammonia and nitrite reach zero, more fish species can be added.
	www.aquariumadventure.com /tipsheet15.htm (822 words)

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