What happen to my ray ? Need an advice !

[aey1220]

Hi , Miles , potamotrygon, itaituba2003 , darcy12877
Thanks for you guys instruction.

- I will try to increase temperature to 31 degree celcius and stop adding black water
- His belly looks normal with white color and no red . By the way thank you for your tip of adding salt 3 grams / litre to cure red belly .
- I can't see any red bloodworm around but it probably some left under .

 

[mshuangchao]

He's a bit skinny, but at least his eating! The temp should be acceptable for mine is the same right now. Do water changes...
BTW.. you a member of myarowanas.com?

 

[Hyen]

bro your ray doesnt seem like eating coz its tail (rear part) look like higher than its eyes... can you get to see the bottom of its disc? I suspect something happen on the bottom... Stopping doing WCs and adding black water is an good idea...
Good luck and keep us update

 

[darcy12877]

I think your doing a good job, most of the time if a ray is in serious pain or could possibly die they wouldn't be eating. So atleast its eating, I would keep doing waterchanges and stick with the salt in the water. Btw how big is your tank?

 

[Miles]

Stopping doing WCs and adding black water is an good idea...

Can you explain why adding black water extract is a good idea?

I would disagree, as would most raykeepers..

 

[turkeyboy85]

Can you explain why adding black water extract is a good idea?

I would disagree, as would most raykeepers..

I think he was agreeing... and saying to stop adding it to the ray tank

 

[Hyen]

sorry I suppose to meant Stopping (doing WCs and adding black water) is an good idea...
I had expirienced for my first ray which had problems and I keep on adding/doing this and that ended up a dead ray i had...

 

[Hyen]

How your ray now bro? recovering? any update?

 

[sjick]

any update?

 

[aey1220]

Sorry for long time no reply. My ray is now eating like a pig. I will come back with a pic later on. By the way thank you everyone for your help. It's really help me to safe my fish.