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Banded Cat Shark MD/LRG Marine Fish – 8-12 Inches – Aquarium Pet

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $118.03.Current price is: $53.77.

Banded Cat Shark for aquariums, grows up to 3’6

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Banded Cat Shark Md/Lrg – Approx 8″ – 10″ Each – Marine Fish

Minimum Tank Size: 240 gallons

Care Level: Moderate

Temperament: Aggressive

Reef Compatible: No

Water Conditions: 72-78° F, dKH 8-12, pH 8.1-8.4, sg 1.020-1.025

Max. Size: 3′ 6″

Description

  • Banded cat shark is a marine fish suitable for large aquariums
  • Requires a minimum tank size of 240 gallons
  • Needs moderate care and stable water conditions
  • Aggressive temperament; should not be kept with other fish or invertebrates
  • Not compatible with reef environments
Feature Detail
Size (approx.) 8″ – 10″
Max Size 3′ 6″
Tank Size Required 240 gallons
Water Temperature 72-78° F
Water Parameters dKH 8-12, pH 8.1-8.4, sg 1.020-1.025
Temperament Aggressive
Reef Compatible No

FAQ

What is the minimum tank size required for a banded cat shark?

The minimum tank size required is 240 gallons.

Is the banded cat shark suitable for a reef tank?

No, the banded cat shark is not compatible with reef environments.

What are the ideal water conditions for this fish?

Ideal water conditions are 72-78° F, dKH 8-12, pH 8.1-8.4, and specific gravity 1.020-1.025.

3 reviews for Banded Cat Shark MD/LRG Marine Fish – 8-12 Inches – Aquarium Pet

  1. Michael Manning –

    Bought this for my 240-gallon tank. The shark is active and interesting to watch. It needs a lot of space and a stable environment. I’ve had to keep it separate from other fish due to its aggressive nature. Water parameters are critical and must be maintained carefully.

  2. Julian Alsop –

    It arrived healthy and fits well in the large tank. The fish is quite active and shows signs of being well-fed. I’ve noticed it’s not compatible with smaller fish, so I removed them from the tank. Maintenance is a bit demanding but manageable with proper monitoring.

  3. Jake McLean –

    The banded cat shark is a striking addition to a large marine setup. After setting up the correct water parameters, it adapted well. I’ve kept it alone to avoid aggression. It’s a bold choice, but rewarding for experienced aquarists.

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