The real BATMAN

[lincolngoh]

They are more fragile, but I've seen adult ones...

 

[Zebra]

That is amazing. I would think it is a birth defect but there is nothing severely wrong that would hinder it in later life so they could survive and breed. People should probably control where these fish end up so they don't contaminate the blood lines..

 

[turkeyboy85]

Awsome! nice pup mike!

 

[turkeyboy85]

It has to happen early in the development of the rays, When my Prego female died, I saw movement so I tried to do a c section, they were about 2 months into the pregnancy, the pups all died, they were all white, but they were about 2" and the disks were normal. My guess would be that something would have to happen in the first month.

 

[jwong1024]

please update accordingly, btw will she be a keeper?

 

[ShadowStryder]

I would agree with a embryonic birth defect.

 

[csx4236]

I have not decided what to do with this ray yet, but if do sell there is certain member who will have first opportunity to buy. Dont worry you know who you are lol

 

[Gr8KarmaSF]

More info on batman rays for people! Video and pics included....

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1976062&postcount=17

Pretty rare, not to many batmans around, especially of this hybrid....

 

[Nic]

very nice mike... you did say awhile ago first batman black ray was a keeper... i think its worthy of its own tank in your office

 

[mr.reef24]

that's awesome

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