hey i have a 100 gallon tank and i,m wondering if there are any freshwater stingrays that are full grown at 8-10 inches that could go in the tank?
Stingrays
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Short answer is im pretty sure no... in the past i thought of getting one for my 200G and never found one that would really work comfortably for life...
Most rays will require at least 3’ front to back and about 6’ length if not more, add to that they are massive waste producers means a 100G is almost guaranteed a no go...
Probably good to use as a sump for a ray tank but not for housing one sadly...
Most rays will require at least 3’ front to back and about 6’ length if not more, add to that they are massive waste producers means a 100G is almost guaranteed a no go...
Probably good to use as a sump for a ray tank but not for housing one sadly...
The male and female are same age. About 20 months old. Once the male is fully rolled they usually do not grow anymore. The female could possibly get another big growth spurt at any time. I have had them stay small for almost 2 years and then all of the sudden double in size. I also have a 2 year old male hystrix at 8" in diameter. These rays are not stunted either.
Well these were bred by me. Hard to say. The pure male hystrix came originally from
spotfin
I believe.