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Had it happen at least twice. Lost a total of four pups. They are generally born at night so, it is tough to tell how many I could have lost over the years. Colin

Nice ray. Colin

I have had great success with them in the past. Colin

DW... Scobina. I had a few in my life. The rows of short, conical tail spines are a dead giveaway. Colin

Love seeing all of these histrix. Great stuff! Spotfin....they look great. Colin

I believe Erica is the curator of Amazon fish at the Shedd. She knows her stuff. For those of you that are not familiar with Jim Langhammer, he knows a thing or two about rays as well. Colin

They look incredible. Nice job Mike! Colin

Great looking marbles. Colin

Great rays. Colin

I had a very similar pond for several years. Please be prepared.....you will end up with a hole in your liner and water on the floor. The rays either chew threw it (at the seams in the corners) or a spine gets shoved through it. I had to replace the liner every two years. Colin

David, Great idea! Your thoughts and wisdom have been missed. Colin

Scobina also have multiple rows of tail spines. From the pictures, I would say that this is not a scobina. Colin

I have absolutely no idea what those are. Colin

A huge congratulations! Colin

It has been proven with nurse sharks. To DW's point, there are good theories out there but, no real evidence. Colin

Why would you need to buy salt in bulk? Commercial breeders may have a reason. If you need that much salt, you have bigger problems. Colin

SWEET! Colin

Those are phenomenal. Colin

$600 - $800 USD. That is a large ray that has a very nice pattern. It would be an instant breeder. Colin

I couldn't agree with you more. The plastic tubs are not much to look at. The only problem with the liners is that they will leak. It is not if, it is just a matter of when and how much. Colin