Shark tank

[gunny03]

Ive read a lot about sharks and rays but is there any kind that can live in a 210g?

 

[TheSaltwaterGuy]

You could keep a Coral Cat in there for a while. Unfortunately, you would need to upgrade later on. I would say minimum tank size for an adult would be no less than 225g, or 72" x 30" x 24".

 

[gunny03]

is there a ray that could live in a tank thats only 2 ft wide?

 

[TheSaltwaterGuy]

Possibly a Cortez Ray, but still, I'd say a minimum of 30" wide.

 

[TheSaltwaterGuy]

What are your tank's dimensions? That could help out a lot.

 

[gunny03]

I havent purchased the tank yet im still planning it, but It will most likely be 6 or 7 ft long, width 2 ft( I might be able to go bigger), and for the height atleast 2 ft.

 

[TheSaltwaterGuy]

I would definitely say a 30" tank. Since depth really doesn't matter as much with shark/ray tanks, why don't you just go 20" high and 30" wide? That would give you about the same gallonage and more surface area.

 

[reefergeorge]

I would go with a standard 300. 96x30x 24 high

 

[TheSaltwaterGuy]

I agree, a 300g would be one of the better choices, considering that they are a standard tank, and don't need to be customized.