I have a peacock bass tank which I am setting up and considering putting rays in as well. I like natural driftwood for decoration, but how adversely does having this in the tank effect rays? And, basically, should I not have any at all if I want rays?
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I personally don't like taking away a ray/s swimming area. Sand and maybe a nice piece of wood on the side of the tank since your tank is only 24" deep. I would also like to ask, what kind of ray are you going to be keeping?
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I agree with Hayn. You could get away with a big piece of driftwood that only touches in 2 points but I would just go with sand and that's it.
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I'm not sure. I've never kept rays before. With only 24" width tank... 9 feet long, I would prefer ones that don't get too big. Are there types that stay smaller? And what suggestions do you have?
I have two large pieces of driftwood in my tank with 2 points of contact on one and one point of contact on the other, doesnt really take away from the rays.
at that size I would look at purchasing mature marbles (that way you know you have a mini for sure) or hystrix
at that size I would look at purchasing mature marbles (that way you know you have a mini for sure) or hystrix
I have driftwood and plants all over my tank and my ray doesn't mind. Infact she likes to crawl all over them more than the large amount of open space I have left for her. That is my experience with my Motoro. The more space the better typically though.
I still cant get over the mini marble garbage lol
Okay maybe stunted matured early our whatever else you want to call it
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