sting rays death curl : (

[navygirl76]

any updates on the little guy? is he/she still alive?

 

[Irbanjaxed]

he died the next night : (

 

[navygirl76]

aww im so sorry to hear that! he was a beauty.

 

[DB junkie]

Might not have been anything you did necassarly..... Look at the pertruding hip bones in the pic..... The ray looked to be in poor health.

 

[sam_cj]

he died the next night : (

sorry to hear that bro.

 

[Marius]

he died the next night : (

Aww, that sucks. I was actually hoping everything is fine

 

[Miles]

It was the substrate...

 

[andersp90]

It was the substrate...

Yhea its a fact. Cos you say so.

I have lost newly imported rectis, both now and before. With no sand in the tank.

I have also imported around 50 rectis the past 4 years with my LFS. They have fine sand in all their tanks. We have only lost a few.

You have no profe of this theory, so stop acting like its a fact.

 

[Miles]

Yhea its a fact. Cos you say so.

I have lost newly imported rectis, both now and before. With no sand in the tank.

I have also imported around 50 rectis the past 4 years with my LFS. They have fine sand in all their tanks. We have only lost a few.

You have no profe of this theory, so stop acting like its a fact.

Your sand substrate you posted is much different than this sand substrate, I am sorry you can't see this.

I keep my 'newly imported retics' on the same sand substrate you do, no issues..


I am the one who has never lost a reticulata ray??? so...