I have never kept rays, and probably won't anytime soon. They are illegal here in florida. However, I have seen freshwater atlantic stingrays for sale occasionally. Are those just SW rays acclimated to FW? What is your opinion on them?
Ray question
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Onion01;1227096; said:
Yep. That about sums it up!
I think there was a thread on here a while back about someone trying to keep one in a 75!
Here's some info posted under MFK Vendor Forum.. NE Cichlids.
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=64870
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=64870
I've been told their brackish water ray. I owned one and it only ate ghost shrimp. It ended up dieing unexpectedly.
Those rays suck!. No personality at all. Very hard to keep alive, just die for no reason. Fresh? Brackish? Adult in full salt? Who knows.
sting rays are not that difficult to keep if you are conscientious about the water. The major cause of death is high pneumonia levels and pH levels being too high or low. I have had my sting rays for 2 years. They have outgrown my 150 gallon tank. I am looking for a good home with a huge tank....
melanie;1294304; said:
You can send them to me I promise they won't see any pneumonia..
PS. Atlantic rays are no good.