RAY ID PLZ?! Marble motoro??

[Nic]

so you guys thinks that is P.Reticulata crossed?

would you thik he still get as big as a P.Reticulata?

and if there any chance of crossing his with a motoro female?

cheers guys

i would say still figure on a 18" disk and 36" total length maybe bigger..... can it be crossed with a motoro.... anything is possible...

 

[FireMedic]

Yes, if there is any chance he has some Retic in him, he is going to have a fairly long tail and need plenty of space.
Feed, warm, filter and enjoy.

 

[wetsock]

cool thx guys,

just been doing some homework. any chance that he is crossed with a Potamotrygon Hystrix? they both look very much the same lol

 

[AlexG]

Hello,

In my opinion thats a Potamotrygon sp. Peru male, some call them Sasha or Nasca rays

 

[severum1]

 

[JD7.62]

I wish I could see but Im at work

 

[Miles]

In my opinion, that is an unidentified 'Marble' Ray..

Could be called Mantilla, Sasha, Nazca, and many others..

depends alot on where it was collected from, and/or if it was hybridized..

Not many people know facts on these rays, as they are un-ID'ed, and hybridization can produce these types of patterns, making it hard to ID simply by picture. (collection area, tail structure, etc, will all be part of the ID)

Check out this link..
http://www.stingraysource.com/StingraySource/dreamline/pUnID.htm

You will see how many varieties of Un-ID'ed marble rays there are..

 

[T1KARMANN]

i would say thats a nascar ray just is has sand on it and its bigger than the one in the pic

more males joe

 

[wetsock]

thx for the id T1 lol

you know me well lol

 

[andersp90]

i would say thats a nascar ray just is has sand on it and its bigger than the one in the pic

more males joe

Ah i was just about to say the same.. Just a normal Potamotrygon cf. yepezi.