Sting rays in a 220?

Jag586

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I have a 220 gallon tank 6' x27"x27" is there any rays that can live in there and be happy not all cramped and I'll catch crap for being a bad fish keeper? I don't want to have to worrie in 5 years how to get rid of or re home them please and thank you


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monsterkeeper87

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I have a 220 gallon tank 6' x27"x27" is there any rays that can live in there and be happy not all cramped and I'll catch crap for being a bad fish keeper? I don't want to have to worrie in 5 years how to get rid of or re home them please and thank you


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I think a hystrix would be ok but I've never kept 1 so hopefully someone with more experience can chime in.

The only problem is that as far as I know they are very hard to get and quite pricey if you do find them these days


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I have a tank almost identical to yours but mine is 24 tall. I kept my 3 marbles all under 12" and my 12" aparicio in it for 4-5 years and they had plenty of room and even bred in there. I am setting this tank back up and might put all 4 back in it.

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cnel124

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I can't imagine Pearls having a hard time in that set up, but maybe I'm wrong.
 

djaalix

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Male true hystrix would be ok, i currently have one in a 220 ... female hystr8x would probably be ok too, although that's more debateable as they get larger than the males

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