First Ray Owner
- Thread starter Tig Phish
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I honestly need a bigger tank. anyone selling a 3' wide acrylic tank give me a text 586-307-5064. There was a guy who made me an offer before, if you see this message shoot me a text.
Don't be too overly concerns over them... Here is my two-cents: water quality and stable temperature are the keys. Rays aren't coping too well with sudden change of temperature. Drop of several degree over the course of the day could be fatal. Chlorine in the water also very critical... Make sure you do ample water cycle and add new water as much as you could... (I did about 100% daily) other than that... Enjoy
oh yeah, no wondered this guy looked familar... if u dont mind me asking, why did u return him?
My girlfriends kids called him oreo.
Love that name
yep after a month of owning one, BDs r pretty easy TBH. 2x 80-90% WCs weekly. shrimp twice daily. love all those BDs
yeah I saw that, I was just curious why you didnt just keep him and added the other two. thats great though since hes already pellet trained. my female is eating pellets now too. hey so saw u ordered from fish tank direct, overall happy with experience? im thinking about doing the 450 in the near future too
I could not afford the new rays. So I traded the 2 I had to help off set the price of the new oness.
Fish tanks direct did a really nice job on my tank. It took 10 weeks to build the tank and stand it was done in 8 weeks but I called and had them install the overflows and added a wet dry sump. Only thing I wasn't super impressed with was they shipped it on a semi and I was responsible for getting it off the truck. 1000 pounds on a 8 foot long pallet. We used a bobcat with forks and about 10 guys. Made it look easy but was stressful.
Fish tanks direct did a really nice job on my tank. It took 10 weeks to build the tank and stand it was done in 8 weeks but I called and had them install the overflows and added a wet dry sump. Only thing I wasn't super impressed with was they shipped it on a semi and I was responsible for getting it off the truck. 1000 pounds on a 8 foot long pallet. We used a bobcat with forks and about 10 guys. Made it look easy but was stressful.
