Bala Shark Care Guide

While they're not true sharks, these Southeast Asian fish's shark-like appearance and size make them a unique and fun fish for your aquarium. The bala sharks does well in a community aquarium, but be warned they get big. It will take them several years to grow to their maximum size but they will get there and you will need to adjust. Check out this video to learn about how to care for the Bala Shark.

One of my Bala Shark's current tank mates is an African Claw Frog. Here is a link to the video if you didnt get a chance to see it. https://youtu.be/ukeh3oIPzYU

Links to the food I mention in this video:
Xtreme Aquatic Foods Nice – https://amzn.to/3AX4FtR
Xtreme Bottom Wafers – https://amzn.to/3HsD06e
Omega One Veggie Pellets – https://amzn.to/34siYKC
Omega One Sinking Wafers – https://amzn.to/3HsLudx

Links to other fish food I feed my fish:
Rapashy Soilent Green: https://Tropicalfishguy.com/veggiefood
Fluval Colormax: http://tropicalfishguy.com/colormax
New Life Spectrum: http://tropicalfishguy.com/newlife
Hikari Algae Wafers: https://tropicalfishguy.com/algaewafers
Bug Bites: https://tropicalfishguy.com/bugbitesbottomfeeders
Omega One Freshwater Flakes: https://tropicalfishguy.com/OmegaOneFood
Omega One Veggie Rounds: https://tropicalfishguy.com/veggierounds
Omega One Mini Pellets: https://tropicalfishguy.com/omegaminipellets
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