They are very cool but wouldn't work with other rays except maybe flower/tiger or other small eyed species
Ceja Rays
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And yes they get fairly big but I've seen photos of tigers just as big? So I think I'm going to go pick one up this weekend " early birthday present" from wifey
Looks like there are a couple cejas for sale on aquabid. They look nice and the price seems reasonable ($200).
I already bought them! LOL
I am just screwing with you I didn't buy them! They were still there Tuesday. Nice looking rays, can't believe how small their eyes and the whip like tail. Are you buying one or two, I didn't see the third one! On a side note your PM box is full! I can't send you pm's!LOL, your email must be full too! Your a message hoarder!LOLThat's cause it doesn't even give me the option trev. I can't delete messages lol and my email got deleted ?? It's the same but @hotmail.ca
I'm only looking to buy one ceja. If theirs only two left that means one probably died . They get pretty big and can't be kept with anything else until they are big. I'm going to grow one up and try a flower/tiger ceja pond. All real sensitive rays. I do plan on building an even bigger mega tank in the last remaining space in my basement. But in years
I'm only looking to buy one ceja. If theirs only two left that means one probably died . They get pretty big and can't be kept with anything else until they are big. I'm going to grow one up and try a flower/tiger ceja pond. All real sensitive rays. I do plan on building an even bigger mega tank in the last remaining space in my basement. But in years
You should do like my wife suggested to me! Seal in the hole basement and make it into a giant aquarium! LOL. Perfect for the big rays! The only reason I didn't do go for it is the view from the top looking down sucks. Unfortunately I know what she is really thinking!
Apple ray is a potamotrygon barychura
Ceja ray is not a potamotrygon but a subspecies paratrygon arieba .
Although some exporters may call ceja rays apple rays they're paratrygon .
Ceja ray is not a potamotrygon but a subspecies paratrygon arieba .
Although some exporters may call ceja rays apple rays they're paratrygon .
