Bamboo Shark

Nope, wont eat the clam. Yep, may eat the shrimp. They are jumpers and will jump out if the tank is not tightly covered! 

There is also a chance it will eat all of your fish too.  They say that introducing them from the egg is the best thing you can do, but they can still turn on tank mates. 

Super cool.... I was looking them up recently when somebody else got one or had an egg, or something like that.

Don't you have a relatively small tank? (I was thinking 75 for some reason)

Being a nocturnal, bottom-dwelling species that inhabits deeper waters where little light is present, the Bamboo Shark is light sensitive. Typically it stays hidden in an aquarium with bright lights on, and therefore should be provided with an adequately sized cave or light-sheltered space where it can hide. Course textures can scratch this shark's belly, which can lead to infection, so it requires a soft sand substrate.

Does not compete well for food with aggressive feeders, therefore foods are best offered by target feeding using a stick or tongs. Should be fed meaty fares that includes pieces of fresh shrimp, scallop, squid, and marine fish flesh. Soaking foods in a liquid vitamin provides a boost in vitamins and minerals important to this shark's health.Requires a supplemental source of iodine to prevent goiter disease. Feed until satisfied 2-3 times a week.

Juveniles are often difficult to get to eat. Adding a natural scent and flavor enhancer such as Seachem Entice , and introducing live farmed-raised saltwater feeder shrimp to the aquarium can help to peak a stubborn feeder's interest. Bamboo Shark has a small mouth that it cannot open very wide, and it does not bite off pieces of food. It should be given tiny bits of food that it can easily consume whole, otherwise it may ignore and even spit out chunks that are too large.

Edited by McClure - May 13 2012 at 2:59pm

Thanks McClure. Yeah he is hiding so i figured he was nocturnal....