The Iridescent Shark (Pangasius sutchi) is not really a shark, but a type of catfish. They have a grayish, black body with an iridescent stripe running down their sides. They do best when kept in schools of 5 or more, but really grow too large for a home aquarium. In the wild they can grow up to 4 feet long and weigh up to a hundred pounds. In home aquariums, they’re usually not given enough space to grow adequately, and so reach only about 6 - 12 inches long.
Albino Irridescent Shark Regular Panguasius sutchi The Iridescent Shark is not really a shark, but a type of catfish. They have a grayish, black body with an iridescent stripe running down their...
S.A. Blackfin Shark Regular Arius seemani Also known as the Shark Catfish, these are very beautiful fish to be kept in a brackish tank. Keep plenty of room for these fish, and keep the groups...
The Red-tailed black shark (Epalzeorhynchos bicolor), also known as the Red tail Shark and Labeo bicolor, is a species of freshwater fish in the carp family,...
Rainbow Shark Medium Epalzeorhynchus frenatus These are very popular freshwater fish. They have other names involving the terms sharkminnow or labeo. Rainbow sharks are bottom feeders and...