Nope.avi
There is no such thing as an "air blubbler" in a shark.
Yes a frilled shark does have teeth infact a frilled shark has 300 teeth arranged into about 25 rows.
Bala Shark can live a very long time and get very big. Before you get them you must consider how big the tank will need to be because they can grow up to 50cm and it would be wrong to keep them in anything smaller than 150cm in length. Also Bala Shark can live 15-25 years once they have settled in to a tank, so you had better think about how long you will be prepared to keep them for as it is a commitment. Luckily they are very nice fish to keep as they get on with nearly all other fish, when they get big tetra might not be the best idea thou.
because sharks are big then rays and perch and goldfish..
Nope.avi
yes
Because they are so popular for aquariums AF
silver/bala sharks get on well with most fish and are great in a community tank .
in a tank as big as it. you'll need to check up that on google or someplace like that for the open the oacen AF
There is no such thing as an "air blubbler" in a shark.
They live in around 75-85 degree temperatures
There is no sexual dimorphism in Bala sharks (Balantiocheilos melanopterus) so the only way to sex one without cutting it open is to watch them breeding. The female is always the one that lays the eggs. These fish get very big and a minimum sized tank for them is around 6ft.
sharks are exotic animals so you cant buy one and keep it as your pet, however you can go to any local petstore and they will usually have bala sharks
Bala sharks and angelfish can be kept together in a community tank, but there are some considerations. Bala sharks are active swimmers and can grow quite large, so they need ample space and should ideally be kept in groups. Angelfish can be territorial, especially during breeding, so it's important to provide plenty of hiding spots and ensure the tank is large enough to reduce aggression. Monitoring their behavior is crucial to ensure a harmonious environment.
Bala sharks grow into large fish. The basic rules are. :- 1 inch of fish needs at least 1 gallon of water (a single Bala shark needs at least 20 gallons. 2 need around 40+gallons). Every tank needs a permanently running cycled filter. Every tank needs to have at least 50% of its water changed every week. Different species of fish need different temperatures (Bala sharks need around 75F) and different pH and specialised foods if required (Bala sharks are omnivorous). If you supply your fish with the above they should survive reasonably well. If you fail to supply what is required to keep your fish healthy I can guarantee that your fish will never be healthy and they will be a source of constant worry.
great white sharks are big because of their huge ancestors and the traits they inherit from their parents.