Stingray breeding

[Zoodiver]

(this is how you help a newbie)

Well put.


Do a lot of reading, this forum is STOCKED FULL of info if you use the search feature. Asking for "absolutly everything there is to know" is a big request. It's not something someone can just write out in a forum. 90% of FW ray keeping is actually doing it for yourself. Each set up will be slightly different, and each animal may react differently than another to how you are doing things. Pay attention to what the animals are telling you.
Space, environment, water parameters and food will have a lot to do with rays breeding for you.

First, learn to keep and raise them. Then step up to breeding.

 

[pabrown9]

thanks for the help guys! keep it coming.

 

[J.Lake]

I have always wanted my retics to breed. I have a male and 2 females in a indoor pond. I think they are to young. I have had them around 2 years and i got them as pupst

 

[scott s]

Well put.


Pay attention to what the animals are telling you.

Ha, ha. Sorry, had to do it.
I'm very glad to see people here startin to come around to being helpful!
Sad truth is, most LFS have no clue about fw rays, and in turn alot of confused newbs. Welcome to ray keeping!

 

[pabrown9]

I have always wanted my retics to breed. I have a male and 2 females in a indoor pond. I think they are to young. I have had them around 2 years and i got them as pupst

Ive read that it takes ATLEAST two years before they start breeding, but again, that's just from Google and threads on here. Keep the info coming, I'm looking for any methods that are different and have proven successful or just anything different from what i am reading. Again, thanks for all the help!

 

[cheon]

Maybe you should read the stickies and identify your own ray before you jump the gun and start thinking about breeding.

Another amazing reply by u . How have u not been banned yet.

On the subject on hand alot of great advise has been given more then i ever got from posting as a newb lol. Keeping rays is exciting enjoy