I would say in a 110 with your bio load you need to be doing a minimum of 2 50% each week. I personally would get rid of the angels and tin foil and get a bigger tank but thats just me......
New to forum, need all advise on reticulated stingray
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I've seen some good size bites taken out of the disc of my rays and one has even had the end of her tail bitten of by a gar but with nice clean water and using the stress coat with aloe they have healed fully with no signs that anything ever happened, discs are perfect again and my female grew the tip of her tail back. Time and clean water go a long way, hope all goes well
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What kind of injury and where?
I have mine in with tin foils; what makes you think the barb did it? My Rays are constantly playing and occasionally one or the other has a small bite mark. They heal on their own without even any scaring. I don't use meds or salt and I do a 20% water change every 2-3 days.
Tin foils are schooling fish so keeping him alone is generally not recommended. With the exception of my large clown loach and a few very brave (stupid) discus no one goes near them. Even my foot+ tri colors stay away.
I have mine in with tin foils; what makes you think the barb did it? My Rays are constantly playing and occasionally one or the other has a small bite mark. They heal on their own without even any scaring. I don't use meds or salt and I do a 20% water change every 2-3 days.
Tin foils are schooling fish so keeping him alone is generally not recommended. With the exception of my large clown loach and a few very brave (stupid) discus no one goes near them. Even my foot+ tri colors stay away.
