People Are Installing Shark Tanks In Their Homes
When Shark Week is life and you have a lot of money, of course it makes sense to go big and build a shark tank.
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA – JANUARY 29: In this handout photo released by the COEX Aquarium, Sand tiger shark with a Banded hound shark in its mouth at COEX Aquarium on January 29, 2016 in Seoul, South Korea. The female sand tiger shark measuring 7.2 ft, ate a male banded hound shark 3.9 ft at the COEX Aquarium. According to the statement by the aquarium PR, sharks sometimes bite other sharks out of astonishment when they bump into them in their own territory. (Photo by COEX Aquarium via Getty Images)
(Photo by COEX Aquarium via Getty Images)When Shark Week is life and you have a lot of money, of course it makes sense to go big and build a shark tank.
Wealthy homeowners are opting to fill their living room aquariums with the toothy swimmers, but it turns out sharks don't make the best of pets. Sharks require much more care than a simple fish tank, as they need salt water.
You also need much more space since chances are a shark will outgrow a home tank, with some breeds reaching over 14-feet long.
Are you a pet fish person? What is it that makes you love having fish vs. a cat or dog? Does having a shark as a pet seem a little over the top?
