does this look familiar???

[rooto56]

this pic is directed to calgaryflames as he is the only member i know of to own a xingu sp.
i was snooping around on the web and found this as P. orbignyi could it be a xingu sp. as they come from the same area as the orbignyi?http://www.animal-image.com/Freshwa...iverStingray_PotamotrygonOrbignyiTFR_C952.php

 

[Gumby79]

Well I just looking at mine and I would say at a quick glance I would say that is one, really hard to see the tail and how many spine row or rows that it has and that tail is pretty short as well to be one but tail could just be damaged your pic you have.

 

[calgaryflames]

Looks exactly like our rays just a totally different color . When mine developed that pattern it was white and grey not brown ?

Who knows xingu sp is not really a species anyways . Just a few guys got lucky and got an sp ray from brazil that turns amazing

 

[rooto56]

just thinking to myself here but it could also be a natural hybrid as they get larger than a normal orb, and that their are very few confirmed hybrids of an orb

i'll probably buy several WC orb pups and hope that some might at least get the pattern because i heard some breeder in England bred some brown ones and got a white one and hopefully we could breed them and establish them in north america at least...