thinking of gettin rid of 33" leopard shark read...

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sharkguy

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as it says i have a 33" leopard shark in good health i dunno what they are worth they seem to be rare and no one on the internet or anywhere sells them that i can find any one have an idea of what i should ask for it? if anyone is intrested in making an offer pm me obviously local pickup only or possibly have it air shipped in a very very large oxygenated container but thats up to the buyer as id rather have it picked up


pics can be seen on my post about my setup or if requested i can get better ones

please serious offers only

i live in tampa florida

selling because 400 gallon is not enough for it to live comfortably
 
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Theres a LFS here in Missouri that has just started seting up a 1200+ gallon aquarium that may want it. You can call them and ask at least, they are called Paradise Aquatics
7315 W 119th St
Overland Park, KS 66213 Phone: (913) 339-9060

They could possibly give ya a good idea what worth is because they have a few for sale about 24"
 
Mahlhavoc said:
Theres a LFS here in Missouri that has just started seting up a 1200+ gallon aquarium that may want it. You can call them and ask at least, they are called Paradise Aquatics
7315 W 119th St
Overland Park, KS 66213 Phone: (913) 339-9060

They could possibly give ya a good idea what worth is because they have a few for sale about 24"
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called n they want $1000 and will buy mine for $200 lol
 
If worse comes to worse and you can't find a lfs that wants to take it, you could inquire to some local aquariums that have large saltwater displays. I don't know how much they would give you for it, if at all, but it's worth a shot for the animal's well being. It should be considered that by selling it to a fish store you are in a way condoning the selling of a fish that is too big for most peoples' tanks. I myself would be afraid it would end up in the wrong home. Just my 2 cents, I don't mean to critisize you, in fact I think you are making plenty good changes for your fish now. Just be careful of who ends up being responsible of the shark if you can. ~Angela
 
sea world will coem get it but wont pay but i know there it would betaken care of if thats my last resrt ill probably do that n i can oprolly get a lifetime pass or soemthing too lol im gettin rid of it cause i know deep down thats its wrong but its just cool to say i have a real live shark in my house u know? but i read what every says and i dont wanna do it to the poor fish anymore so im trying my best to get it to a better home befor eit does end up either dieing or gets hurt in the tank bein to big for it i think its the right choice

now as far as the nurse sahrks they should b eok right? any suggestions on them?

riso-chan where are you from in fl?
 
sharkguy, you are an excellent example of someone that takes the health and well being of your fish seriously. You have clearly weighed and researched your options, listened to our feedback and reacted in a positive way. I really admire the decision you are making! Good luck finding him (her?) a home!
 
Just remember $200 is better than nothing and they will take care of it in a large aquarium that many can see and learn to appretiate. Not many people will have the room they do to make such a purchase. They wont let anything happen to it for sure as they have the means to take good care.
 
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