Stingray TOYS!

[hereticlosmorte]

river rocks. not too big. mine spit em around all over the tank

i've heard of this too, i would be wary of the rocks hitting the glass of the tank.

 

[P.A.NativesBPM]

I've seen people put glass jars upside down in the sand with food in them do the rays have to push it down to get the food.


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[MonsterMinis]

my male loves to climb the algae covered walls... i think the texture appeals to him... and they love foraging for black worms around the driftwood.

 

[T1KARMANN]

i tap on the glass and mine tries to bite my finger threw the glass

Have you ever been in a LFS and see signs saying don't tap on the glass and wonder why

Big rocks and pebbles are a risk as a big ray can toss them around and you risk a tank crack

Sand or substrate work fine as all rays even new norms like to dig its what comes naturally to the rays


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[WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS]

Ive read articles where people put bits of food in pipes and the rays learn to manoovre the pipes to get their treat

 

[Just Toby]

Ive read articles where people put bits of food in pipes and the rays learn to manoovre the pipes to get their treat

I hink this is good enrichment, I have been toying with the idea of a swim feeder from a fish shop and fill it with worms to allow them to tease them out. They are obviously intelligent and we should stimulate them as much as we can. Mine love blowing in the sand to find snails and the female rasps algae off a tube.

 

[WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS]

now thats an idea, a pipe with holes with caps on each end a few worms might be worth a shot