Anyone heard of these tanks?

[SandNukka15]

anyone hear of these foldable koi tanks?... wonder if they would hold up for rays or peacock bass?

 

[Joshuakahan]

I have no idea, but I want one

 

[Deadeye]

That is awesome! I’m worried it doesn’t look like it would hold water well though.
I think bass may be a mess in there but that looks like a perfect tank for rays or even sharks.

 

[krichardson]

Very interesting.

 

[fishhead0103666]

In my uneducated option, I’d say to stay away from that with stingrays. When they drop the stinger it will only be a matter of time until it punctures the plastic I would imagine. However I have no experience with the tank or stingrays so take my opinion with a grain of salt.

 

[vincentwugwg]

I've had these 'ponds' before and had no issues with them. I set it up as a saltwater pond loaded with live rocks and ran the pond for 2 years or so. This is when the pond was first setup and the fish/groupers were first introduced.

 

[SandNukka15]

In my uneducated option, I’d say to stay away from that with stingrays. When they drop the stinger it will only be a matter of time until it punctures the plastic I would imagine. However I have no experience with the tank or stingrays so take my opinion with a grain of salt.

That's true but if there's no substrate I'm sure you find and could take the stingers out when they drop.

 

[SandNukka15]

I've had these 'ponds' before and had no issues with them. I set it up as a saltwater pond loaded with live rocks and ran the pond for 2 years or so. This is when the pond was first setup and the fish/groupers were first introduced.

Would you recommend for rays?

 

[vincentwugwg]

Would you recommend for rays?

Not really... there is too much that can't be seen with only top view. Best to be able to see how healthy/plump a ray is from the side instead of just the top.