Ray ID 4 me.
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AJA, forgot I took some when It was drippin in.
Working on better ones still, But these show pattern better. This was lighter of 3 I saw
Working on better ones still, But these show pattern better. This was lighter of 3 I saw
Look at the second pic he posted in his first post. Tail is fat all the way to the tip. Never seen a young retic with that.
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its black at the end just cant tell cause of substrate but we will see as soon as there is some better pics
They had 2 motoros with it and they were way over priced good deal this if its an orb
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I guess I don't suck as bad as I thought 
You can make a heater guard out of pvc with a drill or if you look hard enough you can find one to buy. You could also consider an inline heater put on the return of your canister if you prefer
Barberking the reason they are giving you a hard time is that "teacup" is a trade name given to small stingrays including reticulata motoro and several others.
It would be similar to asking for an ID on a cichla and getting the answer "peacock bass" instead of cichla monoculus or cichla ocellaris etc..
If you would like more information you can read the stickies in the ray section or feel free to ask
You can make a heater guard out of pvc with a drill or if you look hard enough you can find one to buy. You could also consider an inline heater put on the return of your canister if you prefer
Barberking the reason they are giving you a hard time is that "teacup" is a trade name given to small stingrays including reticulata motoro and several others.
It would be similar to asking for an ID on a cichla and getting the answer "peacock bass" instead of cichla monoculus or cichla ocellaris etc..
If you would like more information you can read the stickies in the ray section or feel free to ask
They had one motoro at a rediculous price and 3 of these guys, the other two were darker. meng. Thanks tho.
I guess I don't suck as bad as I thought
You can make a heater guard out of pvc with a drill or if you look hard enough you can find one to buy. You could also consider an inline heater put on the return of your canister if you prefer
If you would like more information you can read the stickies in the ray section or feel free to ask
Thanks.
