Stingrays or Bichirs

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Bichirs, not to down rays, but bichirs are pretty great and hell of alot more hardy

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BoondockSa1nt said:
Rays tend to bury themselves unless feeding.. bichirs r all over the place and have better personalities imo.. id go with bichirs unless u want an inactive tank..

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So not true!!! My rays are non stop swimmers.. I can here them climbing the glassss and splashing the water surface from the other room !!!
 
DIDYSIS said:
Let me clear some false information, Rays do not hide in the sand all the time. Overall they never hide in the sand, Really!! no joke, Maybe I am just lucky but out of 9 rays I have owned all stay top side all the time. Have 8 currently. They do need the right conditions and tank setup to make it best for them of course. Just like any fish though. If you have a 240 or larger rays are the best wet pet I have ever kept so far. Once again let me say rays do not hide in the sand all the time. I have lots of living proof right behind me.
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This false information is coming from people that have never kept a stingray in there lives, and probably never even seen one up close.... Stingrays are probably in the top three most active fish you can keep!! Mine are so active that Im affraid they stress my other fish!!!
 
Stateofficer1984 said:
So not true!!! My rays are non stop swimmers.. I can here them climbing the glassss and splashing the water surface from the other room !!!
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Haha mine does this all the time, I have my tank in my bedroom and he wakes me up sometimes


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I have both and hands down have to say rays. They're amazing and personable fish, much more so than the different bichirs I have, or have had.
Rays are more needy though and requires more devotion to whereas Bichirs are bulletproof which is definitely a plus.
 
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