Flower Rays

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Terry (Tank125) had pretty decent luck...... Believe he was using RO.

There was a guy that used to frequent here that got Tigers to spawn, he diverted rainwater and stored it.

I'd guess a person could be successful with them, but I'd guess it would take exactly what's been mentioned..... Very light stocking in species environment. Staying on top of water parameters when dealing with RO is NOT fun. Can't make enough RO for even moderately stocked tanks. Would take some planning and a very strict regular regimen.
 
DB junkie said:
Terry (Tank125) had pretty decent luck...... Believe he was using RO.

There was a guy that used to frequent here that got Tigers to spawn, he diverted rainwater and stored it.

I'd guess a person could be successful with them, but I'd guess it would take exactly what's been mentioned..... Very light stocking in species environment. Staying on top of water parameters when dealing with RO is NOT fun. Can't make enough RO for even moderately stocked tanks. Would take some planning and a very strict regular regimen.
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That guy still frequents here he's just a silent old bugger. Maybe he's to busy watching rugby and drinking tea lol


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I have had a flower ray for about 4 months now. So far everything seems to be okay with him. He only eats earthworms, can't seem to train him to eat anything else. They are very difficult to train to eat other foods, I tried almost all the methods posted in the stickies lol.
I hope mine is not as sketchy to keep as it sounds. I did research before I bought, but there was not much info then. He is the only ray, and the rest of the tank is stocked with mahseers and geos.
I look forward to seeing anymore tips on keeping flowers from previous owners
 
Todd coolmbu had a flower with leos in a 4x8 long term and he never had any problems. Maybe he got lucky but we have very good water here too...


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