EPDM liner with rays
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I have seen a tank made of acrylic that a ray chewed on and it's amazing what they can do. It was not too bad but that was on acrylic. Is this normal behavior for rays? I plan to keep some rays soon but don't like the idea of them chewing on my tank I just polished. 45 mil is thick stuff I would think it would hold up to a good beating. Anyone have ideas how to help a ray not chew on tanks and such? Maybe they just need more entertainment in life. Lol
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Looked around seems common for others. I would message the guy from Washington who breeds rays like crazy see what he uses in his ponds.
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No problem at all, had 9 rays in there for 1 year.
im gonna try giving mine some dog toys so they dont bite eachother as much
ask mike h20 wht liner he uses
ask mike h20 wht liner he uses
I am thinking the same thing. Chew toys 
also I have seen rays like to ride water jets or air bubbles so something like that Also.
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Couldn't you add sand to reduce the chances of them chewing on the liner?? Just a thought
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On tanks it's most often the sides of the tank or the front not the bottom.
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Mine rasp on algae that grows on a clay pipe, it s hard to scrub off but you can see teeth marks in it.
I kept some motoros and marble motoros, sizes ranging from 12" to 24", in a pond with an EDPM liner for about a year, was always worried I would come out to find a barb through the liner or someone chewing there way through it but I never did. I did have sand in there to help protect the bottom from chewing, but they still could have gotten at it if they wanted to.