LinYu SG OK to keep pet shark without a licence? Vinita Ramani [email protected] THIS "pet" has been the pride of Parc Palais condominium on Hume Avenue for five years, but an issue has suddenly arisen over whether the residents can keep it. . In a tank alongside the condo's swimming pool is not one of your run-of-the-mill fish, but a 1.7m-long sand-coloured nurse shark. . And keeping it company are two black-tip reef sharks, which can grow up to 1m in length. I don't know whether it is OK or not but I do know that the residents are paying alot to feed them.
the Bear SG i'm still here so they could not have eaten me.. but nurse sharks are lazy sharks.. they'll eat bottom dwelling things like octopus, fish, shrimp, sea snails... anything they can get their mouths on
the Bear SG nothing actually.. they black tip reef shark will probably not attack the nurse shark is too lazy to do anything
babymac13 SG That shark still alive ah ... wow Look like I have been a hermit for a long time .... hahaZ
Manager433 SG I think the residents are waiting for them to be fully grown and chop off their fins...........
