Potamotrygon Itaituba/P14
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So from what ive learned.
Theres the Motoro, Leopoldi, P14, Marble motoro.
P14 is like a little brother to the leopoldi, and about 20" to 22" as fullgrown. And the Marble motoro is like a little brother of the Motoro and about 20" - 24" as fullygrown.
Thanks for the help man.
Theres the Motoro, Leopoldi, P14, Marble motoro.
P14 is like a little brother to the leopoldi, and about 20" to 22" as fullgrown. And the Marble motoro is like a little brother of the Motoro and about 20" - 24" as fullygrown.
Thanks for the help man.
I think you are about right with the sizes
But each ray is different
I have one female that has reached the size stated but another that's closer to 22-24" disk
Both are the same age 7 years old but both from different parents
They grew a lot in the 4 years they have been in the big tank but that growth took place within the first 2 years of being in the big tank
They was in a 84x32 for 3 years and grew to about 14-16" disk
I would say given the correct tank size good water and food (pellets) they will be fully grown at 5 years old
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Including tail my largest female is over 36"
I wouldn't say p14 are Leo little brother as even a 18-20" ray is MASSIVE
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All rays are huge from what ive seen. Tho a ray of 24 is smaller than one of 30.
Do you have any expirience hanging the roots?
Alot of people talk about the minimum size of a tank for a fully grown p14 or leopoldi stingray, but what would the optimal tank size for a little group of (1 male and 2 females) p14's or leopoldies? When i say optimal, i mean so they have room for swimming around, and all that stuff.
Let me start out by saying that its some wonderful fish you have.
May i also ask what the size of your large female in the background. (Just to get and idea of a fullygrown ray in a large tank)
I stated the size in my last posts from front of disk to tip of her tail 36"
She's probably 22-24" disk it's hard to say as fish look much smaller when they are in my tank due to 19mm glass
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