FiremanSam
New Member
G'day All,
Can any one tell me whether Bala sharks are territorial, I had 2 but I'm now down to one. They were both there in the morning and when I came home in the evening one had gone completely.
It's tank mates in a 150 litre tank 90cm x 36cm x 50cm (I know I have already been told the tank is to small for bala sharks, I am trying to find alternate accommodation.) are as follows.....
7 x Guppies
6 x Scissortail
1 x Bristlenose Catfish
1 x Bala Shark (There use to be two.)
I have not been able to find the body anywhere I have even checked the filter.
PH is with in range so is nitrate and nitrite.
All help appreciated
Can any one tell me whether Bala sharks are territorial, I had 2 but I'm now down to one. They were both there in the morning and when I came home in the evening one had gone completely.
It's tank mates in a 150 litre tank 90cm x 36cm x 50cm (I know I have already been told the tank is to small for bala sharks, I am trying to find alternate accommodation.) are as follows.....
7 x Guppies
6 x Scissortail
1 x Bristlenose Catfish
1 x Bala Shark (There use to be two.)
I have not been able to find the body anywhere I have even checked the filter.
PH is with in range so is nitrate and nitrite.
All help appreciated
If you don't find it on the floor, then take all of your tank decorations out, as it may have darted to run away from something and got lodged under a rock or other decoration and may be now dead. If you leave it will nuke your tank with a lethal dose of ammonia as the body decays (depending on how big the tank is compared to the size of the fish). But still... I wouldnt want a dead fish in one of my tanks.
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