How to keep a lemon shark? Breeding methods and keeping tips

The lemon shark is a species of shark, named for its lemon-like color. It is a medium-sized shark with a stout body and a ferocious temperament, posing a certain threat to humans. When young, lemon sharks live on flat sandy bottoms and in the mangrove areas of lagoons, and after growing up they move to deeper waters of about 400 m. So how do you keep a lemon shark?

A lemon shark eats 10 live goldfish every day; it needs 4 oxygen pumps and one water suction pump, working 24 hours a day. Without an oxygen pump to add oxygen, it will die within an hour; it also needs a fish tank 2 m long, 80 cm wide and 1 m high, with 2 tons of seawater placed in the tank; the lemon shark lives in seawater, and if the seawater quality declines it will get sick, so the seawater must be changed once a year.