How many rays in a 600g

[Essaf Victor]

I am debating wether to have 3 or 4 rays in my 600 gallon that is connected to a 150 gallon for extra water volume

the stocking will be

a pair of silver arowanas maybe 1 if the two don’t along
1 Oscar
And maybe an Australian lungfish if I find one (advice on that idea if possible)
And my 25 inch indo Datnoid


so what will be more suitable 3 or 4 stingrays

and if 4 male to 3 females or 2 males and 2 females

3 will be1 male 2 females for sure

forgot to mention they will be black diamonds and maybe if 4 the fourth will be an albino pearl

 

[fishhead0103666]

What’s the dimensions?

 

[Chefken]

i need to see pics of that 25" DAT!!!!!

 

[BigShawn]

X2^^^^^

 

[Essaf Victor]

What’s the dimensions?

Yea sorry forgot to mention the dimensions
8 feet long 4 feet wide and 30 inches tall

 

[Essaf Victor]

i need to see pics of that 25" DAT!!!!!

Here u go

 

[Essaf Victor]

Looks like the Datnoid stole the show ?

what do u guys think of the original question

 

[iridescence]

Looks like the Datnoid stole the show ?

what do u guys think of the original question

In my personal opinion, I think you can house three or four rays where it's 2 female to 1 male or 3 females to 1 male (being entirely up to you, I'd go with three rays). The reason for keeping one male is because I don't know how two males are gonna cope together. They more than likely will fight and need to be separated.

 

[Essaf Victor]

any other thoughts???

also would an australian lungfish comfortably i repeat comfortably fit in with my mix

 

[Orthopod]

any other thoughts???

also would an australian lungfish comfortably i repeat comfortably fit in with my mix

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