i have looked at tank and sky threads and mine does not look like that, maybe there are several different things going around?
Nic;2888939; said:just up your tank maintence for now... flush the tank out... keep water extra clean and see what happens...
Kolossus;2889183; said:Keeping rays aren't for the faint at heart...I definitely feel DB. The thing is, you can never "certaintly" tell whats going on with the rays internally. Stress from and importer-to vendor-to you could have caused some damage in the rays that may have been dormant but is irreversible. Dr. Ross talks about this in his book. Also, we may be raising our temps too high. I am half-way convinced that my female marble could not take the 86 degree temperatures (she had absolutely no visual defects-just stopped swimming, eating and probably died within a week and a half tops). Every other ray in that tank was perfectly fine but all came from different regions of the river. Dr. Ross also spoke of losing rays due to high temperatures. The thing is, we never know...we just gotta due what we know to do and hope for the best. Who knows, maybe the life span of some of these rays would have been exactly the same if the were in the wild. But no matter how many times I think about quitting, I realize that the ratio of other fish I have loss compared to rays tells me my best odds are actually with keeping rays. Like someone said earlier..."its apart of the game". It definitely sucks like no tomorrow, but it is what we bargained for.
I hope it all works out DB and Keepinfish. Buena Suerte!
DB junkie;2889221; said:86? LOL All my rays would be dead if this were true.
I ran 90 for 2 weeks straight......