Kuroshio Sea - 2nd largest aquarium tank in the world - (song is Please don't go by Barcelona)

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The main tank called the 'Kuroshio Sea' holds 7,500-cubic meters (1,981,290 gallons) of water and features the world's second largest acrylic glass panel, measuring 8.2 meters by 22.5 meters with a thickness of 60 centimeters. Whale sharks and manta rays are kept amongst many other fish species in the main tank.

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[antonisgs]

400+ dislikes?

whats the mater with you people?

this is pure magic!

[simcyne]

this is so beautiful that I started to cry,

[kricket15000]

After watching this I cant believe that i thought my 20 gallon take was all that!!

[smperillo96]

This is EXACTLY why I'm determined to become a marine biologist.. To be apart of something this magnificent.

[RainbowHamInAcan]

I'd tap that

[bobjoefredsky]

Copy the strand of letters and paste it next to the URL youtube.com

[bobjoefredsky]

If you want to keep a shark in a small tank, it will only get stunted, and die of internal bursts. However heres the link to a guy I know with some leopard sharks:

watch?v=JE7QcZS2WV0&lc=8wf7wHh­xn27g6xe_HxY1HhHYvHnbMmFZ1RPfh­dPACzU&feature=inbox

[wazup3333]

can you link me to a video and is their way to breed a shark to make it not grow any larger

[bobjoefredsky]

However there are freshwater "sharks" which aren't really sharks, they are most likely members of the catfish or silver varieties. These can be easily kept in a 40 gallon, like the bala shark or rainbow shark. The closest "shark" you will get to a real shark is the Paroon Shark which actually looks like a shark and are very aggressive.

[bobjoefredsky]

I assume you mean marine sharks, or the real sharks that you see, like in this video. Sharks are saltwater, requiring much more care and maintenance than any tropical or marine fish for that matter, and they become much too big and active for even a 100 gallon tank. The smallest marine shark, or "real" shark you can get is the leopard shark varieties which are bottom feeders, yet they still require at least 300 gallons of space

[wazup3333]

is it possible to have a shark in your fishtank