Definitely not built for narrow aquariums. If you watch how they swim they circle out but have nowhere else to go but the direction they just came and it's terrible. it's torture! they need to be able to swim : /
@@hamzasaeed918 it depends If they caught it from the wild I highly doubt it, then they should release If it was brought up in aquariums then it's fine
I was thinking this might be like a nursery tank for the little younger sharks, to keep them separate from the mature individuals, so they are not cannibalized
@@dannycollins7773 thats a myth, you don’t actually need rounded tanks. A proper rectangle tank would suffice. This one is okay, but the shark would likely outgrow it within a few months.I daresay 10.000 galls is a min (based on personal experience)
@@travellinghobo At the very least a couple thousand, though I've not kept a blacktip (or any shark; I'll stick to my bettas and nano shrimp, thanks) and thus couldn't give you a proper minimum. 10K sounds like a safe bet though
Sharks do not adjust well to captive conditions. Stunted growth. Permanent damage to the development of the sharks themselves. The lateral line on the body pick up electrical stimuli. The bumping into the glass is a sign of distress btw. When they get bigger, it is a possibility that they may stop eating. I know there are harsh comments here. I'm coming from a slightly different standpoint. I've studied sharks as a hobby. Just an advocate for animals living a good full life. Please consider putting these two blacktips in an environment that benefit them in the long run.
Now imagine how much cooler it would be if you actually spent time making the aquarium look nice and chose a practical type of fish. Not only is this cruel, it looks like dogshit. Imagine the potential that huge tank has.
When I used to work at petstores, You'd get hick bozos like this all the time. Most never had a fish in their life and they want to buy a Piranha or shark or something stupid like that, just to show it off to their idiot friends to watch it kill other fish and nothing else. They would inevitably get bored with it after a few months and the animal would then get dumped or die in their "care".
Owner: Drops freshwater catfish into saltwater shark tank. Catfish: Suffers in the burning saltwater only to be ripped in half and eaten alive by sharks Viewers: It’s so cruel how the sharks are being treated it’s abuse
Yeah I’m just not going for the idea that a shark is more deserving of our empathy they’re both fucking fish with less mentality capacity than a chicken. They’re all 🍱 food
Omg this is straight animal abuse. Black tip reefs need a way bigger enclosure. More substrate. More fish. And more blacktop reef sharks so the 2 don’t over dominate eachother. And more height or they are gonna jump out and your gonna come to your sick home with dried up beautiful animals. But the height should come with a 200,000 gallon round enclosure they need custom built. Unless your Tony Stark do not get real sharks it’s a bad idea for someone who hasn’t been taking care of saltwater aquariums their whole life.
This is a perfect example of someone who is not really capable of keeping animals like those sharks in a way they should be kept properly. This is the wrong size of the tank, the wrong shape, it seems that the keeper has no further experience in keeping large saltwater fish at all.
@MrMaplezfan Did you even read my comment? It doesn't take a biologist to know that black tipped reef sharks don't belong in a tank that small, genius.
That's actually very cruel and unnatural. Sharks realistically don't belong in tanks especially one that size. Plus it is very unnatural for those sharks to feed like that and I'm assuming they just don't care about the fish. This video is truly horrible and I hope everyone is aware that this is the definition of humans being selfish and inhumane. This video doesn't serve a purpose for the animals and the only purpose it serves for people is entertainment. It's just a shame that entertainment to some people is harming other things. Super disappointing
The fist, I think it's just cause he's to little n he hides under em or, the sharks just need some other company guys. Now let's not be evil here. N the man may be just to buss to get to fixing up a bigger tank. Fuck America is some rude s.o.b's
I agree on the point about the aquarium, but sharks are naturally predators that primarily hunt live prey. Feeding them by means other than live feeding is ok, but live feeding isn't necessarily bad and if done right can be an enrichment for the animals.
That’s not an aquarium, that’s a fish tank and it’s too small for those sharks! Sharks have to move continuously in order to breathe. They will die in this tank!
@@dgayle2348 No, they're just being tortured by the tiny tank. Imagine having a kid and their room is a tiny closet until they move out at 18 and get their own place because they hate you for obvious reasons.
@@cristhianzerimar nah dude that tank can keep clown fish at least and a huge coral setup with a whole lot of other fish as long as their small. You can keep clown fish in a 20 gallon perfectly fine.
Bruh the bottom of the tank looks like what a hamsters cage would look like I honestly think that aquarium would've been better as a freshwater planted with a schooling fish class
Does it look like he cares? Seriously those sharks each grow larger than the tank they are in. If he can't get that right don't expect anything to be right. They are probably dead and tossed in the trash by now.
@Ali Riza Gureli fair enough, why someone would spend 1000-3000 on a fish just to throw it in a tank way way way way too small for it is beyond me but it is what it is
@Ali Riza Gureli cause they’ll grow based on the space they have. He’s probably thinking of keeping them as small as they can stay so it wouldn’t be a problem to handle when it comes to cleaning their space or feeding them.
Sharks require round and super large aquariums. They swim in circles and that tank is way to small for those sharks. If you can’t afford to keep them in an appropriate aquarium don’t own them
So from your experience Is it ok to keep them in a similar aquarium just for feeding them until they grow up and then I can eat them? I thought that will be good and cool what do u think?
I fully support having them in captivity but give them a bigger tank, man. If you’re going to own them, respect them enough to know that they need and deserve way more space than that. They’re not some cichlid or barracuda, they’re whole ass sharks. They need at least 5x the space in all dimensions. They have to constantly move to filter air through their gills. Having them just constantly swimming in a circle is a bit messed up
And feeding them catfish to!! You do know that catfish spines will puncture a predators insides don't you?! The worst type of food for any predatory fish!
I like how when I was younger, I or almost everybody would want to actually keep a shark as a 5-8 year old but now when we finally see someone actually do it, are smartasses go “THEY NEED MORE ROOM THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE!”
it's a tributary specimen which means they can tolerate it a little bit but only for so long before they have to return to fresh. they have been known to venture out into brackish water but they don't stay in it for very long. (some species do) there's brackish water plecos. there's a small black one I forget what it's called.
Why the hell do people think it's ok to abuse fish and other aquarium animals? Just because it's not a dog or cat does not mean it's ok to stuff them in a small aquarium!
@@Ovukekat Yes, but live feeding is cruel and honestly shouldn't be done unless they absolutely have to. Most folks in the reptile hobby recognize that feeding mice/rats live to reptiles isn't ok unless they have a stubborn pet that refuses to eat frozen thawed . We can pre-kill our feeder fish too and limit their suffering.
What in the black tip reef shark is going on here???? That's insane keeping sharks like that in a tank. Wouldnt be suprised if they break the glass soon lol
@Victor Torres incorrect but true-ish at the same time because if they don't outgrow, they get stunted, body stops growing but the internal body parts and organs growing, eventually killing the fish
I’ve owned several black tips among others over the years but I’ve never known anyone that would actually put that species of shark in a flat sided aquarium.If someone told me they new someone that did that I’d think they where just joking because of how widely known it is that you shouldn’t ever do that with any constant swimming fish witch is why they are always in a circular tank mine was a 5,000G cylinder with the reef decor and overflows in the middle of the tank made by living color enterprise…LLC…..most people no that 007 is just a movie he’s not a real guy lol.with a flat panel tank as a shark tank you can have shark like banded sharks nurse sharks you no the kinds that don’t have to constantly travel to move water threw there kills to live.before long those sharks will stark having darker color around there noses from growing wider then the tank and they will continually beat there faces into the glass trying to turn around stressing them out tell they eventually die.not exactly trying to be a jerk I’m being serious I’ve worked with fish and water all my life I breed fish I was the manager of the biggest aquarium store in the world and have done installations and maintenance on aquariums for many years.I don’t ever look for shark videos this was on accident but I’ve also never saw someone do that before in my life just saying maybe think about it.
@@manumonti291 he doesn't plan on getting a bigger tank when they get bigger. He said he'll probably release them in the wild but how that's possible in Ohio beats me.
One thing y'all have to realize is beginner aquarium owners can be misled heavily by pet store owners. Some of them will just tell you what you want to hear to sell fish. I had one sell me an Iridescent "Shark". I had no clue they got to be 50 pound fish. It's too easy to trust pet store employee's when they have no clue how big some of these fish get too, and there are Shark species that stay really small like the Bamboo Shark. He also released the Sharks and got smaller fish, I give him the benefit of the doubt on this one. It's unfortunate but these things happen
@Josh What kind of question is that? Are we assuming all pet store employees make minimum wage? Are we just forgetting that a majority of jobs have a training period in which you learn about product (In this case fish.) When I walk into a store, especially a store that specializes in something that the employees would at least have basic knowledge of their product. Walmart employees make fuck all, yet when I ask someone in produce where something is they know what I'm looking for and where to find it in a fraction of the time it would have took me to find it. Same principle applies to a pet store, logic dictates that they should have SOME training and SOME knowledge about the fish they are selling. It's not hard to educate pet store employees as to how large a fish gets and if it can fit in your aquarium, especially seeing as they ASK you how large your aquarium is when you're looking to purchase a fish around here.
He sold you an Iridescent "shark" because that's what they're called. It's not the employee's fault you didn't quick do some research before buying a fish you had no knowledge about...
@@goose_grandam Did I say it was the Employees fault? No. Your words not mine, a baseless illogical assumption on your behalf. I should have done some research, yes. But at the time I was a beginner in regards to owning an aquarium, and I also made an assumption that the employees at a pet store would have basic knowledge and understanding of the product they are selling (Fish). Anywhere I've ever worked I've undergone extensive training in regards to knowledge of the product I'm selling, and I'm responsible for educating my guests (aka customers) about the product I'm selling. I made a quick assumption that pet store employees had similar training, but boy was I wrong. That comes down to the store owners not educating their managers and supervisors, or the managers and supervisors for not having the decency to educate their employees about the product they are selling. That's what customer service is. Although customer service is dying in this day and age because nobody has standards, nor pride in their work anymore evidently. And people like you expect customers to do their own research, which is why half these small business selling fish die. They don't educate the customers enough to keep their fish alive, and as a result the customer doesn't do business at that store anymore.
@@Cheesedaddy11 You implied it was the employee's fault, but didn't say it. I'm sorry for the misunderstanding. I do agree that a trained employee should absolutely inform a customer of what they might be getting themselves into with a particular fish, but as someone who has worked similar jobs I can say that informing a customer about their purchase almost never even comes to mind. For instance, if you were working at a restaurant chances are pretty good you wouldn't tell a customer the nutrition facts of a certain food item unless they asked you. Employee's don't know what you want to know unless you tell them what you want to know. And often times people working jobs like that get brushed off when they DO try to inform a customer about certain things. But yeah, I made the mistake of buying the pretty shiny "sharks" with the big eyes too, and now I'm putting all my money into this crap 😂
@@goose_grandam Fish are living creatures though, a pet store should have really good standards and quality control. That's why most small businesses fail, lack of standards and quality control. Restaurant I can understand, but when selling live animals there should be a lot of training and education in my opinion. Especially because the average Joe walking into a pet store probably doesn't know a lot about fish species, and the internet is full of misinformation and old wives tales like "fish will only grow to the size of their aquarium, therefore you don't need to worry." When in reality your fishes organs keep growing and the fish will die in an aquarium too small, not to mention fish will grow so long they can't turn around in the aquarium anymore and damage themselves trying. It would be really nice to see pet stores standards rise a little considering most people kill a ton of fish when they start out with aquariums and they are needless deaths due to lack of education.
Sharks need to keep moving/swim to breathe. Imagine you had to jog to breathe, now imagine you had to live in a phone booth and could never breathe fully cause you’re caged let alone being in a cage.
A kiddy pool from Walmart would work better for these guys. You can't put two black tip reef sharks in any old tank just because you think it'd be cool to have em
I was just thinking the same thing. Not one person asked questions or even offered to help. Lol I would have at least offered to help get a better set up
@@Bee_Hydra if they can turn swimming in a level pattern, it’s big enough. I’ve had many sharks and trust me the money this guy spent on this set up he doesn’t want anything to happen to them. Once they get to be plenty of aquariums will take them.
Tanks way too small for these animals. They are literally meant to swim the entire ocean and you got them stuck in a tiny glass enclosure. Let them free
This looks like animal cruelty in the sense that they're looked in there forever....sad that they even sell this and allow people to own them like this.
Bro such a beautiful animal, they dont belong in a tank. Do the right thing and let them go. They're going to die eventually they will or get a round 10 foot across above ground pool or something.
That tank is waaaaay too small for those sharks and there only going to get much bigger, I hope you have plans for a much bigger living space for them, like a salt water swimming pool sized tank. I have a bigger tank just for one 6 inch turtle.
Wrong ....... yes the grow in the ocean ....... anyone who has any fish knowledge at all will tell you sharks only grow up to 8 inches or a little bigger than that in a natural fish tank but it's recommended not to do that bc that stunts the fishes growth ........ so true but also not true.... your right they will die sooner than they would in the ocean...... but they will stop growing
No, Given the fact that these are not bottom dwelling species, these sharks need a lot of space to swim, and preferably in a round or circular aquarium. since these Black Tips aren't juveniles, I would day that they would need to be in a tank at least 1500 gallons. It sounds a lot, but these aren't small fish. they need plenty of space to swim.
@@arasheffendi1936 yeah but if you ever do get a shark and you have a aquarium this size make sure it’s a bottoms rolling shark like a bamboo shark or something. They don’t grow that big. 👌🏾
This person is literally living my dream, I had no idea you could own sharks as pets like this, such cute lil badasses🥺🥺🥺❤❤❤ Edit:I just realized how bland the tank looks for these majestic creatures is and now I feel horrible😢😢😢
Somehow seeing sharks hunt on a smaller scale like this made me "appreciate" just how horrific being the "fish" here would be with much larger sharks..
A shark in an aquarium barely large enough to accommodate a couple of Blennies fish, 3 snails , a benard the hermit crab and a sea urchin...WOW ! Even a Roussette (Scyliorhinus canicula) which is a nice miniature shark doesn't fit in this type of tank , yet they are really small ; but i think that we haven't seen everything yet, One day we may see a blue whale in a jam jar. These are Black Tip Sharks (Carcharhinus melanopterus) a pretty fish that is between 1.80 m and 2.10 m long and weigh 13 to 24 kg; they need a swimming pool to start with, with at least a 3 meter deep pit and at least 120,000 liters or 26,396.30 US Gallons of minimum capacity to live correctly ; a swimming pool not a tank ! Bullshit everything being universal has no borders or limits, the proof in this video , when Idiots have money .
For those of you don’t believe i release the shark and changes into small fish , Check ek my new video for updates of the aquarium
where did u even get the sharks in the first place
@@gloriouschannel3683 lack of knowledge unitl he saw the TH-cam comments
@@comradericefarmerhao2269 sad but i think that might be true
@@gloriouschannel3683 I think he got the shark from a super market
Lalalallalala
Imagine walking every 2 seconds and then having to full 180 just to survive.
Jail
They have enough space lol but it's be better if they did have more roon
Are those black tips? And don't listen to what other people just as long as you do the right thing and let them go after
Ah yes, let's put 2 sharks that can grow 2 meters long in a 2-meter aquarium.
Lol yea
yeah....it's most stupid stuff that I have ever seen
Lol
😂😂
So stupid, poor sharks...
That’s the shittiest setup I’ve ever seen for that kind of animal…..
Definitely not built for narrow aquariums. If you watch how they swim they circle out but have nowhere else to go but the direction they just came and it's terrible. it's torture! they need to be able to swim : /
Shhhhhhhhh
Exactly, they need a circular aquarium
Or at least a 600 gallon they got them in a looks like a 150 flippin people 🙄
@@pauldangelo1941 you mean 60,000. Minimum.
I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed how small that aquarium is for those two sharks. They need more room to swim!!
Not just the size but the shape of it
Yea i was going to say the samething. Need to be a cylinder shape@joseduran7368
it could be a feeding tank. no decorations, small fish. I'm like 99% sure it's a feeding tank
That is why you keep them in the neighbors pool ; )
put ‘em in the toilet
This video is a perfect example of the phrase "Just because you could, doesn't mean you should."
Well i will
Just cuz you "could" eat meat doesn't mean you "should" #govegan
@@roshnipatel4393 no I don't think I will
@@fishgod7535 then what gives you the right to do virtue signalling on others
@@roshnipatel4393 because I can, it's a free country
This is like keeping a lion in a dog crate. These animals need space.
Ik I hope they Release them
Man I don't know how much of a bigger tank you expect them to get,
The ocean?
@@VR00100 It’s not that they need a bigger tank. Sharks shouldn’t be in aquariums.
@@hamzasaeed918 it depends
If they caught it from the wild I highly doubt it, then they should release
If it was brought up in aquariums then it's fine
@@VR00100 you know that aquariums can have wild caught fish right?
I love that all of us that are into the hobby are in agreement. Beautiful animals. Horrible and cruel set up.
Cry
No it's not
I was thinking this might be like a nursery tank for the little younger sharks, to keep them separate from the mature individuals, so they are not cannibalized
This is the dopest set up I've ever seen in someone's house but yall can keep crying about it
This is no different then keeping anything that eats smaller fish even carp do this
All that blood money and you'd think the tank set up would be a proper size
And round not square
@@dannycollins7773 thats a myth, you don’t actually need rounded tanks. A proper rectangle tank would suffice. This one is okay, but the shark would likely outgrow it within a few months.I daresay 10.000 galls is a min (based on personal experience)
Right 🙄
@@travellinghobo At the very least a couple thousand, though I've not kept a blacktip (or any shark; I'll stick to my bettas and nano shrimp, thanks) and thus couldn't give you a proper minimum. 10K sounds like a safe bet though
@@travellinghobo you mean -a few months? Those sharks outgrew that tank long ago
The small black fish is like " I don't nothing to do with this!" 😂
Sharks do not adjust well to captive conditions. Stunted growth. Permanent damage to the development of the sharks themselves. The lateral line on the body pick up electrical stimuli. The bumping into the glass is a sign of distress btw. When they get bigger, it is a possibility that they may stop eating.
I know there are harsh comments here. I'm coming from a slightly different standpoint. I've studied sharks as a hobby. Just an advocate for animals living a good full life.
Please consider putting these two blacktips in an environment that benefit them in the long run.
Why do they stop eating? Like in protest?
@@dgayle2348 because they are stressed and unhealthy, they just don’t feel like eating. Kinda like if your really sick you don’t have a appetite
Now imagine how much cooler it would be if you actually spent time making the aquarium look nice and chose a practical type of fish. Not only is this cruel, it looks like dogshit. Imagine the potential that huge tank has.
When I used to work at petstores, You'd get hick bozos like this all the time. Most never had a fish in their life and they want to buy a Piranha or shark or something stupid like that, just to show it off to their idiot friends to watch it kill other fish and nothing else. They would inevitably get bored with it after a few months and the animal would then get dumped or die in their "care".
Sad. Tank would have been perfect for a school of fish.
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yes but that wont get them views.
You're gonna need a massive tank to keep those sharks happy.
It could be the biggest, but it won't never be the ocean
Shark don't feel happiness. Duh.
@@franram7426 clearly they play league of legends
@@purplepew3247
I don't know Leagues of Legends.... I'm probably too old.
@@franram7426 exactly what a human would say if it isn’t another human .. disgusting
You should do an update video for when they die from ammonia poisoning or from being in to small of a tank. That’d be dope.
I think these 2 sharks are food
*too
@@ummmummm563 There’s a small mammal suffocating to death somewhere because you’re wasting valuable oxygen by continuing to breath.
@@sovereigngagepfister5917 g shit brother I hate these idiots
It's just a fish bro 😂
Owner: Drops freshwater catfish into saltwater shark tank.
Catfish: Suffers in the burning saltwater only to be ripped in half and eaten alive by sharks
Viewers: It’s so cruel how the sharks are being treated it’s abuse
It's fresh water
Yes sharks do that to fishes in the wild too
Yeah I’m just not going for the idea that a shark is more deserving of our empathy they’re both fucking fish with less mentality capacity than a chicken.
They’re all 🍱 food
it's cruel for both of them
So, it’s NOT cruel to the sharks?
This is insane, The acuario is very small and these animals are stressed. And in another hand, are endangered.
Not endangered there near threatened
They are usealy hunted to death or taken from wild I have seen it in the wild we gust leve it alone
Yeah, this sets a terrible example...
These are not endangered..
@@ralphsandinodominguez5584 Its populations are declining for all The species.
Omg this is straight animal abuse. Black tip reefs need a way bigger enclosure. More substrate. More fish. And more blacktop reef sharks so the 2 don’t over dominate eachother. And more height or they are gonna jump out and your gonna come to your sick home with dried up beautiful animals. But the height should come with a 200,000 gallon round enclosure they need custom built. Unless your Tony Stark do not get real sharks it’s a bad idea for someone who hasn’t been taking care of saltwater aquariums their whole life.
I’m disturb by how small the tank is, make it extra large dammit...
He needs a pool smh
It is good sized tank for the baby sharks and he will probably get them a new tank when they get older
@@inspiregaia they’re already too big for that tank imo
@@RobsAquatics oh my bad but I do agree he needs to get them a new tank when they are older
@@inspiregaia that's not even close to big enough and they grow fast
Absolutely appalling. For the sharks... If ever there was a creature NOT designed to be kept in a tank like this, it's a shark. Outright cruelty
the sharks fit perfect in this tank wdym
@@bunbun8813 These sharks can grow to be bigger than the tanks. Just because it "fits" doesn't mean it works.
@@delaney6413 well.. just go to the ocean. AND PUT IT BACK IN! All simple. its done! or just go to seaworld and donate it to there
Go bother people with budgies and parrots in cages. This is a great video
@@bigpickles true
He ordered the foot long and gave his buddy the other half 😂
This is a perfect example of someone who is not really capable of keeping animals like those sharks in a way they should be kept properly. This is the wrong size of the tank, the wrong shape, it seems that the keeper has no further experience in keeping large saltwater fish at all.
@MrMaplezfan It doesn't take a biologist to know that black tipped reef sharks don't belong in a tank that small, genius.
@MrMaplezfan Did you even read my comment? It doesn't take a biologist to know that black tipped reef sharks don't belong in a tank that small, genius.
@@anthonynguyen4088 How big should a pond be to keep these sharks?
That's actually very cruel and unnatural. Sharks realistically don't belong in tanks especially one that size. Plus it is very unnatural for those sharks to feed like that and I'm assuming they just don't care about the fish. This video is truly horrible and I hope everyone is aware that this is the definition of humans being selfish and inhumane. This video doesn't serve a purpose for the animals and the only purpose it serves for people is entertainment. It's just a shame that entertainment to some people is harming other things. Super disappointing
Yes
Yeah you could feed a small dead fish instead of a beautiful catfish!
The fist, I think it's just cause he's to little n he hides under em or, the sharks just need some other company guys. Now let's not be evil here. N the man may be just to buss to get to fixing up a bigger tank. Fuck America is some rude s.o.b's
@@landenthompson3188 it isn’t rude if you know anything about saltwater fishkeeping
I agree on the point about the aquarium, but sharks are naturally predators that primarily hunt live prey. Feeding them by means other than live feeding is ok, but live feeding isn't necessarily bad and if done right can be an enrichment for the animals.
That little fish is having a stressful life
That’s not an aquarium, that’s a fish tank and it’s too small for those sharks! Sharks have to move continuously in order to breathe. They will die in this tank!
I like how they leave the little fish alone
Facts
Not anymore, being eaten
@@Dry87 lmao
@@Dry87 lmfao your fucking comedy yourself my guy
Even the sharks fear a Domino Damsel.
These sharks are doomed. Hopefully this guy has a (MUCH) larger, cylindrical tank he can move these magnificent creatures to, before it’s too late.
What's gonna happen? Would they die of boredom?
@@dgayle2348 No, they're just being tortured by the tiny tank. Imagine having a kid and their room is a tiny closet until they move out at 18 and get their own place because they hate you for obvious reasons.
These are the same sharks that will become adults and bite off human parts at a beach.. Stfu
@@dgayle2348more like imagine the only way to breathe is to move and your in closet
Aquarium is just a show case and to collect money from audience who paid for their ticket. They don't care about the life of fish at all
This is the absolute shittiest aquarium setup I’ve ever seen and especially for two sharks.
Thx for all the comment, i listen to you guys. I release the shark in the sea. Change my aqurium into small fish like clown fish , blue star
It's too small even for that. Maybe big enough for like 20 guppies or something small like that.
@@cristhianzerimar no , its a 150 gal at least
@@memeboi6017 Thanks for the info. That just makes what this guy is doing even worse then.
Never release anything into the wild they can have devastating impacts on the environment
@@cristhianzerimar nah dude that tank can keep clown fish at least and a huge coral setup with a whole lot of other fish as long as their small. You can keep clown fish in a 20 gallon perfectly fine.
That little black fish gonna have a major case of PTSD if it doesn't become the part of the menu soon.
Bruh the bottom of the tank looks like what a hamsters cage would look like I honestly think that aquarium would've been better as a freshwater planted with a schooling fish class
LOL
That one little black fish witnessed it all while losing its mind. It's all like well nice meeting you Ralph. I tried to tell you about them two.
Lol
Mate try getting a tank with rounded edges, remember saltwater catfish have poisonous spines too
Does it look like he cares? Seriously those sharks each grow larger than the tank they are in. If he can't get that right don't expect anything to be right. They are probably dead and tossed in the trash by now.
That was a clarias catfish aka walking cat, they are freshwater and yes they have venomous spines
@@sparkyjones560😂
It says aquarium tho, isn’t this on the aquarium staff?? He is just recording.
Nah nvm I saw his other videos, the guy is a dum(a(ss through and through.
Fish in this kind of tank: ok good
BLACK TIP REEF SHARK IN THIS TANK: OH MY GAWD GET DEM OUTA THERE
it goes around in circles it's shameful to put that in an aquarium
It's not just shamefull it's animal abuse
Shouldn’t the tank be curved so they don’t hit there noses on the edge of the glass
If can have curve its good
Should be a curved or round shape
Exactly why they look weird trying to turn around.. NEEDS CURVES
curves still damage the sharks noses es just instead of 2 front and one of the other sides its just one of the other sides
My uncle has 2 ninety gallons fish tanks it's dope
Bro how did you get your hands on two baby black tip sharks?
@Ali Riza Gureli fair enough, why someone would spend 1000-3000 on a fish just to throw it in a tank way way way way too small for it is beyond me but it is what it is
Catch them
I wish I would of kept the one I caught and sold it now 😂
@Ali Riza Gureli yea it doesn’t add up
@Ali Riza Gureli cause they’ll grow based on the space they have. He’s probably thinking of keeping them as small as they can stay so it wouldn’t be a problem to handle when it comes to cleaning their space or feeding them.
Those sharks are going to outgrow that aquarium real soon
Fr tho
I read somewhere that sharks are not gonna outgrow their tank but -
They won’t lol
@@notgiantzy me too, that they won't grow much if the space are not optimal..
They already have at this size by far
I feel so bad for the sharks they have barley any room to even sprint
And here’s why sharks are endangered, well one of the major factors. The good ol’ black market illegal pet trade.
Owning these abundant species of shark is not illegal, but this tank is certainly irresponsible
Sharks require round and super large aquariums. They swim in circles and that tank is way to small for those sharks. If you can’t afford to keep them in an appropriate aquarium don’t own them
So from your experience
Is it ok to keep them in a similar aquarium just for feeding them until they grow up and then I can eat them? I thought that will be good and cool what do u think?
@@ServalCamouflage nah. Don’t even think about it
Sharks need at least 15 to 20 feet of swim space and that space must be in a circular form so they don’t hurt their noses on the corners of the tank.
I fully support having them in captivity but give them a bigger tank, man. If you’re going to own them, respect them enough to know that they need and deserve way more space than that. They’re not some cichlid or barracuda, they’re whole ass sharks. They need at least 5x the space in all dimensions. They have to constantly move to filter air through their gills. Having them just constantly swimming in a circle is a bit messed up
And feeding them catfish to!! You do know that catfish spines will puncture a predators insides don't you?! The worst type of food for any predatory fish!
You think they care bout that in the wild they don't care till there kidney is peorced
Blacktip sharks need at least an aquarium where you can go inside and swim in.
Y’all over here complaining about the setups size while I’m over here wondering why the catfish keeps respawning in the same tank
That part. They worried bout the wrong shit
The other guy chasing was like: *DUDE I WANT A BITE STOP CAN YOU GIVE ME A BITE?*
I like how when I was younger, I or almost everybody would want to actually keep a shark as a 5-8 year old but now when we finally see someone actually do it, are smartasses go “THEY NEED MORE ROOM THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE!”
Anyone not commented about that how the walking catfish survived in saltwater tank?
They didn’t they got eaten by sharks lol
Freshwater fish don't die instantly when put in saltwater. They can live about 30min to 1h. He put them in there purposely for the sharks.
it's a tributary specimen which means they can tolerate it a little bit but only for so long before they have to return to fresh. they have been known to venture out into brackish water but they don't stay in it for very long. (some species do) there's brackish water plecos. there's a small black one I forget what it's called.
^Banjo Catfish. There's marine catfish there's banjos. Plotosus lineatus list goes on.
@@PurpleDrac I know there's marine cats
Why the hell do people think it's ok to abuse fish and other aquarium animals? Just because it's not a dog or cat does not mean it's ok to stuff them in a small aquarium!
Catfish is edible
Also I like catfish bc my original and old name was party catfishe
@@Ovukekat
Yes, but live feeding is cruel and honestly shouldn't be done unless they absolutely have to. Most folks in the reptile hobby recognize that feeding mice/rats live to reptiles isn't ok unless they have a stubborn pet that refuses to eat frozen thawed . We can pre-kill our feeder fish too and limit their suffering.
@@RavenFeathers90 do u know china created tik tok and china eat rats
@@RavenFeathers90 bro shut up this lind of stuff happens in the wild too ur soft
What in the black tip reef shark is going on here???? That's insane keeping sharks like that in a tank. Wouldnt be suprised if they break the glass soon lol
Not that they have to little space. That is not healthy and these black tip reaf sharks can grow pretty big so please get a bigger aquarium
This gonna be like that movie with LL cool J all over again
@Victor Torres incorrect but true-ish at the same time because if they don't outgrow, they get stunted, body stops growing but the internal body parts and organs growing, eventually killing the fish
I’ve owned several black tips among others over the years but I’ve never known anyone that would actually put that species of shark in a flat sided aquarium.If someone told me they new someone that did that I’d think they where just joking because of how widely known it is that you shouldn’t ever do that with any constant swimming fish witch is why they are always in a circular tank mine was a 5,000G cylinder with the reef decor and overflows in the middle of the tank made by living color enterprise…LLC…..most people no that 007 is just a movie he’s not a real guy lol.with a flat panel tank as a shark tank you can have shark like banded sharks nurse sharks you no the kinds that don’t have to constantly travel to move water threw there kills to live.before long those sharks will stark having darker color around there noses from growing wider then the tank and they will continually beat there faces into the glass trying to turn around stressing them out tell they eventually die.not exactly trying to be a jerk I’m being serious I’ve worked with fish and water all my life I breed fish I was the manager of the biggest aquarium store in the world and have done installations and maintenance on aquariums for many years.I don’t ever look for shark videos this was on accident but I’ve also never saw someone do that before in my life just saying maybe think about it.
Where could I buy any?
@@slattysiahh2097 local ocean fish market
Blacktips need more room..I’d suggest a wide shallow reef tank..
This animal needs a bigger tank, it’s torcher, how would you feel living like that
That size tank for those fish is animal abuse
The size of your house u stay in is the real abuse! U peasant!!
I think he is not planning to have them in that tank when they grow adults
@@gabrielwoods3871 lmfao 😭
@@manumonti291 he doesn't plan on getting a bigger tank when they get bigger. He said he'll probably release them in the wild but how that's possible in Ohio beats me.
Please kindly release them back to their natural habitat ASAP. 🙏
U know how much these cost lol shut up dude
Yeah eventually they will die in such small captivity
No he bought the shark for a reason and he knows how to take care of them
shut up kid
Captive breed maybe :v
One thing y'all have to realize is beginner aquarium owners can be misled heavily by pet store owners. Some of them will just tell you what you want to hear to sell fish. I had one sell me an Iridescent "Shark". I had no clue they got to be 50 pound fish. It's too easy to trust pet store employee's when they have no clue how big some of these fish get too, and there are Shark species that stay really small like the Bamboo Shark. He also released the Sharks and got smaller fish, I give him the benefit of the doubt on this one. It's unfortunate but these things happen
@Josh What kind of question is that? Are we assuming all pet store employees make minimum wage? Are we just forgetting that a majority of jobs have a training period in which you learn about product (In this case fish.) When I walk into a store, especially a store that specializes in something that the employees would at least have basic knowledge of their product. Walmart employees make fuck all, yet when I ask someone in produce where something is they know what I'm looking for and where to find it in a fraction of the time it would have took me to find it. Same principle applies to a pet store, logic dictates that they should have SOME training and SOME knowledge about the fish they are selling. It's not hard to educate pet store employees as to how large a fish gets and if it can fit in your aquarium, especially seeing as they ASK you how large your aquarium is when you're looking to purchase a fish around here.
He sold you an Iridescent "shark" because that's what they're called. It's not the employee's fault you didn't quick do some research before buying a fish you had no knowledge about...
@@goose_grandam Did I say it was the Employees fault? No. Your words not mine, a baseless illogical assumption on your behalf. I should have done some research, yes. But at the time I was a beginner in regards to owning an aquarium, and I also made an assumption that the employees at a pet store would have basic knowledge and understanding of the product they are selling (Fish).
Anywhere I've ever worked I've undergone extensive training in regards to knowledge of the product I'm selling, and I'm responsible for educating my guests (aka customers) about the product I'm selling. I made a quick assumption that pet store employees had similar training, but boy was I wrong. That comes down to the store owners not educating their managers and supervisors, or the managers and supervisors for not having the decency to educate their employees about the product they are selling. That's what customer service is. Although customer service is dying in this day and age because nobody has standards, nor pride in their work anymore evidently. And people like you expect customers to do their own research, which is why half these small business selling fish die. They don't educate the customers enough to keep their fish alive, and as a result the customer doesn't do business at that store anymore.
@@Cheesedaddy11 You implied it was the employee's fault, but didn't say it. I'm sorry for the misunderstanding. I do agree that a trained employee should absolutely inform a customer of what they might be getting themselves into with a particular fish, but as someone who has worked similar jobs I can say that informing a customer about their purchase almost never even comes to mind. For instance, if you were working at a restaurant chances are pretty good you wouldn't tell a customer the nutrition facts of a certain food item unless they asked you. Employee's don't know what you want to know unless you tell them what you want to know. And often times people working jobs like that get brushed off when they DO try to inform a customer about certain things. But yeah, I made the mistake of buying the pretty shiny "sharks" with the big eyes too, and now I'm putting all my money into this crap 😂
@@goose_grandam Fish are living creatures though, a pet store should have really good standards and quality control. That's why most small businesses fail, lack of standards and quality control. Restaurant I can understand, but when selling live animals there should be a lot of training and education in my opinion. Especially because the average Joe walking into a pet store probably doesn't know a lot about fish species, and the internet is full of misinformation and old wives tales like "fish will only grow to the size of their aquarium, therefore you don't need to worry." When in reality your fishes organs keep growing and the fish will die in an aquarium too small, not to mention fish will grow so long they can't turn around in the aquarium anymore and damage themselves trying. It would be really nice to see pet stores standards rise a little considering most people kill a ton of fish when they start out with aquariums and they are needless deaths due to lack of education.
Ooo nice of you to keep the Shark Pups until they’re old enough to be in the wild. This will increase their chances of survival.
tank need to be bigger and a race track style of tank. shark will bump into the sides of the tank and do damage to there sensory system
Yes a round tank is best with sharks
Doesn't necessarily have to be round but definitely not column sized.
That is the perfect size aquarium.. for those sharks.. probably have enough space for a humpback
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1:19 I like how he "shares" the cat fish
@rulersofheaven.2482 it need3d to be done
Sharks need to keep moving/swim to breathe. Imagine you had to jog to breathe, now imagine you had to live in a phone booth and could never breathe fully cause you’re caged let alone being in a cage.
thats so freaking cool, little mini blacktips
Just explain to me,
1 Why are you keeping sharks, if they like to swim around free in a ocean?
2 Why are you torchering the poor catfish?
They have to eat too u snowflake
@@gbakkz4555 yea lol its nature but keeping sharks itself is a big risk if u dont know what ur doing.
U dont care.. if u want mind ur own business
@@hafizppm4478 ?
A kiddy pool from Walmart would work better for these guys. You can't put two black tip reef sharks in any old tank just because you think it'd be cool to have em
they need a wayyyyyyyy bigger living area than what you have
seller : how badly do you want fish to die?
him : yes.
Do you know how much care a shark needs?
When the other shark stole the catfish the other one was like, “ aye bruh give me my food back or ill eat you in one” 💀
Can we put the person filming this in a shark tank? I’d love to listen to him scream for his life.
My god people… how do you know they’re not going in a bigger tank? Did you keep the same collar on your dog since it was a puppy?
It's not even big enough for them NOW, it doesn't matter if they get an upgrade. It's already too small-
I was just thinking the same thing. Not one person asked questions or even offered to help. Lol I would have at least offered to help get a better set up
@@Bee_Hydra if they can turn swimming in a level pattern, it’s big enough. I’ve had many sharks and trust me the money this guy spent on this set up he doesn’t want anything to happen to them. Once they get to be plenty of aquariums will take them.
@@kyail bunch of hypocrites, care enough to comment to lazy though to do anything about it.
I'm wondering about the little black fish.
"Eat him! Eat him! Eat him! I'd barely make a snack!"
Those Sharks seem pretty angry in there, they just tearing up all the little fish they see
0:17 this is why they rip stuff apart
Same thing here at 0:33 and 1:15 and 1:52 looks the same
Sharks have an entire ocean to swim in. Imagine your life stuck in a restroom stall? People can be such selfish babies.
Tanks way too small for these animals. They are literally meant to swim the entire ocean and you got them stuck in a tiny glass enclosure. Let them free
You can say that about any animal that is owned by a human.
@@coryvallad7578 difference is most of them are less intelligent
I like how the 2 sharks share each catfish. It's like me and a buddy splitting a meal meant for two. 😆😎
The new setup looks nice man
you must really hate sharkes to put them in that crappy tank
This looks like animal cruelty in the sense that they're looked in there forever....sad that they even sell this and allow people to own them like this.
Definitely cruelty. You can potentially keep sharks in an artificial setting, but this is _not_ that kind of aquarium.
I hope you rehomed those sharks before they died of stress from being housed in a tiny rectangular tank that's way too small
Bro such a beautiful animal, they dont belong in a tank. Do the right thing and let them go. They're going to die eventually they will or get a round 10 foot across above ground pool or something.
As awesome as it sounds having sharks as wetpets, it's gonna be a no way jose situation sooner or later
I didn't know that it was legal to keep a shark as a pet. I'll tell my parents I want one.
That tank is waaaaay too small for those sharks and there only going to get much bigger, I hope you have plans for a much bigger living space for them, like a salt water swimming pool sized tank. I have a bigger tank just for one 6 inch turtle.
Wrong ....... yes the grow in the ocean ....... anyone who has any fish knowledge at all will tell you sharks only grow up to 8 inches or a little bigger than that in a natural fish tank but it's recommended not to do that bc that stunts the fishes growth ........ so true but also not true.... your right they will die sooner than they would in the ocean...... but they will stop growing
@@coryvallad7578 lol… ur kidding right?
can it survive long, placed in an aquarium that size?
No, Given the fact that these are not bottom dwelling species, these sharks need a lot of space to swim, and preferably in a round or circular aquarium. since these Black Tips aren't juveniles, I would day that they would need to be in a tank at least 1500 gallons. It sounds a lot, but these aren't small fish. they need plenty of space to swim.
max 1 year
@@jayforerunner965 ok..thank you for the explanation
@@arasheffendi1936 yeah but if you ever do get a shark and you have a aquarium this size make sure it’s a bottoms rolling shark like a bamboo shark or something. They don’t grow that big. 👌🏾
@@jayforerunner965 I’d say maybe 60000. Yep, huge. I bet the sharks aren’t stupid animals either. Unless ur a multi *billionaire* then don’t keep them
This person is literally living my dream, I had no idea you could own sharks as pets like this, such cute lil badasses🥺🥺🥺❤❤❤
Edit:I just realized how bland the tank looks for these majestic creatures is and now I feel horrible😢😢😢
Somehow seeing sharks hunt on a smaller scale like this made me "appreciate" just how horrific being the "fish" here would be with much larger sharks..
Is that Black-tip Reef Sharks?. 🦈
Those Sharks are too big, they need a bigger tank.
The new Jaws movie trailer looking good so far
Flushed!
*zoolander voice*
“The tank has to be…..at least 3 times bigger than this!”
How many gallon Aquarium? How big and how old are your blacktips?
1.8m x 0.8m aquarium size, shark size 45cm
@@Dry87 how many gallons
So what are you going to do when these girls start pushing 5 or 6ft?
Sharks are WAY WAY too big for that aquarium. If your going too keep them put them in the size they belong...!!!
Shark:mmm catfish
Catfish:AGHHH THE PAIN!!!
A shark in an aquarium barely large enough to accommodate a couple of Blennies fish, 3 snails , a benard the hermit crab and a sea urchin...WOW !
Even a Roussette (Scyliorhinus canicula) which is a nice miniature shark doesn't fit in this type of tank , yet they are really small ; but i think that we haven't seen everything yet, One day we may see a blue whale in a jam jar.
These are Black Tip Sharks (Carcharhinus melanopterus) a pretty fish that is between 1.80 m and 2.10 m long and weigh 13 to 24 kg; they need a swimming pool to start with, with at least a 3 meter deep pit and at least 120,000 liters or 26,396.30 US Gallons of minimum capacity to live correctly ; a swimming pool not a tank !
Bullshit everything being universal has no borders or limits, the proof in this video , when Idiots have money .
Shouldn't shark tank's have rounded corners?
That little fish is the real mvp here 🤣
this comment sent me to the floor! I'm done.
That Damselfish is the absolute ruler of the tank
Those look like reef sharks. You can’t put reef sharks in a tank!
Wow finally someone actually has a pet shark
But he keeps them in a too small tank
I also have