I really like rays but dont wanna get a massive tank for one, are there a such thing as like... dwarf rays? that are fresh water, dont know alot about them so thought i would ask, may seem like a dumb question to most ray owners.
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Yeah. Teacup rays are usually sold as retics I think. They still get to about 12'' in disc size minimum.
Correct me if im wrong? /new to this
Correct me if im wrong? /new to this
I just asked basically the same question.
The footprint is more important than the volume of water. I've had a couple opinions that said my 56'' x 38'' tank is an O.K. space for the smaller species of rays, but ill let a more experienced ray owner answer your question.
The footprint is more important than the volume of water. I've had a couple opinions that said my 56'' x 38'' tank is an O.K. space for the smaller species of rays, but ill let a more experienced ray owner answer your question.
If your talking just 1 ray then, get a male, they usually stay smaller. Like already mentioned hystrix is a great choice. 24" wide tank will last a long time if not for life.
GhostShrimpMan;4603163; said:
Tea cups is not a species, it is a term for cheap baby rays, a 2' wide tank would be good for a hystrix for a long time.
