lifespan

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I Googled information from 3 pages of Motoro sites, as I have no knowledge of Motor's, None of the sites mentioned any knowledge of the longevity of Motoro's. Several sites provided additional reading material which may provide the information you're looking for.

Here is the most recommended reading material to further inhance your own knowlwdge. It may help. I'm not certain. But it's worth a try.

References and further reading:
Aqualog Freshwater Rays. Richard Ross & Frank Schafer (this is a reference book)
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andersp90;4537348; said:
30 years +
Provided the right conditions, but I would say from what I see on the forums a large
percentage are lucky to survive a year or two, which is quite disheartening.......:(
Just imagine how many are sold in lfs that don't frequent forums and buy on impulse
and just watch them die becuase of lack of experience nor the ability to care for them
correctly.
 
thats true and dont forget about the ones that do get on the forums but dont listen to the advice we dont see them for long either.
 
ive heard of motoros in zoos/aquariums over 30 yrs old
 
andersp90;4537348; said:
30 years +

I would go with this also.....certainly hope so!
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aquaman45;4537613; said:
I would go with this also.....certainly hope so!
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Mr. fossil and his fossil rays. :ROFL:

Some rays get VERY old. Look at this guy. 60 million years!

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