New here interested in fresh water rays
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Sourcing scobina will deter you from keeping rays-$$$$. Lots to be learned in the stingray section.
Hi, welcome aboard.
Have you any experience keeping fish?
Not being rude but if you haven't , saying you are interested in keeping rays is like someone who's never driven saying they are interested in becoming a formula 1 driver. It would be insane to start your fishkeeping hobby with rays.
Have you any experience keeping fish?
Not being rude but if you haven't , saying you are interested in keeping rays is like someone who's never driven saying they are interested in becoming a formula 1 driver. It would be insane to start your fishkeeping hobby with rays.
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Apparently he has had 3 fresh and 1 salt tank in the past. I don't know how big they were or how they were stocked.
Im actually a girl ? and I'm from canada and I've had my first fresh tank only one fish the second had maybe close to ten and the third only one again but the salt had corala shrimp and four fish
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Could you specify what fish? It would help us gauge your experience level and what fish you should keep. Rays are among the hardest to keep successfully.
My first fresh tank was just a beta moved from a glass bowl to a real tank.The second had a different beta i think with pygmy cat fish,sorry i lied I've actually had four freshwater tanks, the next one had an angelfish, five rainbow fish and around four or five pygmy cat fish. Then just an angel with pygmy catfish. The salt had one black clown, a tailspot blend , fire goby ,a neon goby,a peppermint shrimp and a bunch of corals. Right now we have a freshwater tank that has three swordtails, and one or two pygmy catfish.We used to have to angels in this tank and another sword tail but the angels died cause they where fighting and the sword tail had buoyancy issues?
