Potamotrygon orbignyi aka Teacup ray

[dbenson]

Glasscages makes a 125 wide thats 72 x 24 x 17. That could be a good starting point.

 

[AquataHolic420]

Scobina is one of the smallest rays on the market. They fetch a good price, and could live in a small tank for a short period of time... But if you seriously are thinking of trying to house a ray for life, you will want to upgrade in the future. I got a Retic teacup ray 3" almost a year ago, and now its atleast double, prolly a 7.5 inch disk. Good healthy female, and she was in a 90 until recently i got a 120 to upgrade to. Couldnt pass up the tank, so i atleast bought more time... You can try it, and you may succeed, but it isnt an easy task to house a Ray for life. I honestly dont think a 125G tank is sufficient for any Ray for life comfortably.
Just my thoughts..

 

[T1KARMANN]

smallest tank size for any type of ray is 6x2x2ft

get the 6x2x2ft 1st then think about getting a ray more trouble than its worth growing rays on in anything less than a 6x2x2ft

if you dont have money for a 6x2x2ft tank then you dont have enought money to keep rays they are alot more expencive to take care of than other fish

 

[jdepasqu2]

How about a 95 wide? Dimensions are 48 x 24 x 17

thats fine height doesnt mattter as much as width...., need the width...

 

[Nic]

hollywood is his name and he keeps to retics in 100 gallon if retics would kinda be your only choice for a 125