Yeah, I was going to say the Mazuri Stingray Gel should be a good option, but sometimes hard to get your rays to eat.
Ghost shrimp, worms, and pellets seem like a good variety in comparison to fatty seafoods such as fillets and prawns. Pellets might be varied but I wonder if we should be careful based on the fact they are designed for high protein carnivores like catfish, and rays digestion might not be able to handle lots of these, especially in captivity since we control their ambient temperature and it's very constant.
For example, a ray in the wild that feasts on a large amount of high protein meaty foods would have the option to move into shallow water and bask in warm water to speed up and aid in digestion, much like reptiles do. (Rays are coldblooded).. but in captivity, most tend to keep them in warmer water as it gives a beneficial effect, but this could actually be straining their body as it's not needed 24/7, but only for digestion needs.
Keep em coming guys
Ghost shrimp, worms, and pellets seem like a good variety in comparison to fatty seafoods such as fillets and prawns. Pellets might be varied but I wonder if we should be careful based on the fact they are designed for high protein carnivores like catfish, and rays digestion might not be able to handle lots of these, especially in captivity since we control their ambient temperature and it's very constant.
For example, a ray in the wild that feasts on a large amount of high protein meaty foods would have the option to move into shallow water and bask in warm water to speed up and aid in digestion, much like reptiles do. (Rays are coldblooded).. but in captivity, most tend to keep them in warmer water as it gives a beneficial effect, but this could actually be straining their body as it's not needed 24/7, but only for digestion needs.
Keep em coming guys
