Ok, so I tested the water, and everything is in check. 0 ammonia, 0 nitrite, >5 nitrate. Temp is 86. Ph is 7.4. I only use liquid within time frame, so no worries there.
They are in a 125 QT tank alone with an eheim pro 2, AC110, and a koralia pump with an airstone behind it for added oxygen flow. I am adding more filtration asap. I have an eheim pro 3 that I am going to add to this tank.
They came in a week ago. My buddy has been keeping them for qt, as he has henlii, and he could do the QT process, and evaluate them for me.
They were doing great, although the female came in stressed- but they acclimated, and started eating like pigs.
But, point blank, they were in too small of a tank with under filtration, and that's when I think the ammonia did the most damage. So this is my fault.
So they were transported over to my house (not even a 5 min drive)- I was at work, but my fiance said that the female was breathing rapidly, and was red underneath...
The male ray is fine (except I DID find argulus on his bottom- which I didn't realize at first from quick glance)- but the female seems to just be red.
They both are red- and I'm fearing bacterial infection...
Here are some pics-
They were both on seperate sides of the tank, but the male came and joined the female. Male is 10"- female is 6.5"- She seems more relaxed than she was 20 mins ago, and she is back to breathing normal.
In order of pics-both, female reflection of underside, female underneath, male underneath. (cell pics)
Underneath the female looks better than the male.
