Marine reticulated stingray

[Cu455]

What kind of stingray is this? It is a saltwater stingray and labeled reticulated.

And their tankmates

 

[mattfish]

these rays are super cool and eat just about anything. i had mine for over 5 years and sold it to a customer of mine. mine never got super huge maybe 10 inches or so. now im into freshies though.

 

[Cu455]

these rays are super cool and eat just about anything. i had mine for over 5 years and sold it to a customer of mine. mine never got super huge maybe 10 inches or so. now im into freshies though.

Do you have a name for it. I tried looking for saltwater reticulated stingray and found nothing.

 

[scott s]

I think that is a yellow ray. Nice.

 

[Cu455]

I think that is a yellow ray. Nice.

Thanks, I think you are right. It is a cool looking stingray, but not mine.

 

[mattfish]

Do you have a name for it. I tried looking for saltwater reticulated stingray and found nothing.

I believe they are honeycomb rays.

 

[Zoodiver]

That is a yellow ray (Urobatis jamaicensis), and about three times the price of what it's worth.

The horn sharks in the last pic are cool/cold water species and won't live long at all if kept in temps that are suited for the blue spot and coral catshark also in the pic.

Gotta love petstores slowling killing the animals before you buy them.

 

[shookONES]

I've also seen these guys labeled as "paisley rays"

 

[mattfish]

I believe they are honeycomb rays.

those guys are right it is a yellow ray. a honeycomb gets huge.

 

[DIDYSIS]

Zoodiver always knows his stuff

That is a yellow ray (Urobatis jamaicensis), and about three times the price of what it's worth.

The horn sharks in the last pic are cool/cold water species and won't live long at all if kept in temps that are suited for the blue spot and coral catshark also in the pic.

Gotta love petstores slowling killing the animals before you buy them.

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