Lol forgot i ventured out of that section lol
Upper jaws are the smaller of the polys except for ornates, teugelsi, and weeksii
Lower jaws get bigger and more dinosaur like
Siutations where a 40BR > 55Gallon?
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Lol forgot i ventured out of that section lol
Upper jaws are the smaller of the polys except for ornates, teugelsi, and weeksii
Lower jaws get bigger and more dinosaur like
Well I mean he opened up using a ray as an example so no the extra width of a 40 gallon will not benefit a ray.
why would the extra width NOT benefit a ray? I was always told Rays like wider tanks due to body shape
This started off with a 40 and 55 comparison with a stingray as an example which threw of this whole thread. A ray wouldn't really benefit from a 55 to a 40 breeder, if it's to big for 12" then is to big for 18". But if you were talking about 120 4x2x2 or 135 6x18x2 then there would be a benefit for the ray as it would suit it's needs
Ranchus and Lionheads always do better in a 40br than a 55. Also, a 40 or 75 work better as a holding tank for koi because the koi are long and need room to turn around. A 75 is just like a 40br, but longer. It is really length vs depth.
that's because you looked tooooooo much into the question like
ehh
did.. Keep it simple, take it back to basics and fundamentals.
Frank Castle
has me on his ignore list. I guess there is not really a point to me responding to this thread, but i think that a 40br would be better for a ray than a 55.
A 40 for sure, great little grow out. A 55 imho is for fish with an adult size of 6 inches or less
How on earth did you manage that? I've been messing around with
Frank Castle
since he registered and I'm surprised he didn't ignore me from day one.