VENDOR | Rare catfish and other monsters! USA Stingrays | $1 | Hackettstown, NJ | Picking-Shipping

[fishhead0103666]

Especially when the hopefully new owner will post lots of pics of him

 

[tigrinner]

All the pictures are on Facebook @usastingrays I will send pricelist upon request!

wait, why not just post the price with the fish?

 

[fishhead0103666]

Probably to drive away people who think it would be cool to own a stingray and think their 55 gallon can hold one so they rush into an impulse buy without consulting anyone on if a stingray can go in their aquarium.l.

 

[sunnysjourney]

Awesome list! What are the Suchus eating currently?

 

[Tom Maguire]

Awesome list! What are the Suchus eating currently?

The suchus are eating mysis and sinking carnivore pellets

 

[Tom Maguire]

Probably to drive away people who think it would be cool to own a stingray and think their 55 gallon can hold one so they rush into an impulse buy without consulting anyone on if a stingray can go in their aquarium.l.

Yes that is mostly the case, also it drives away those who are not serious. The main reason is Facebook does not allow the sale of live animals so messaging the price list is the way around that

 

[fishtankphil]

Hey bud I'd x2 check those payara. Those don't look like scombs to me but rather armatus or perhaps tats but I'm betting armatus. If im wrong then np. Just my 2 cents. Great list btw!

 

[Tom Maguire]

Hey bud I'd x2 check those payara. Those don't look like scombs to me but rather armatus or perhaps tats but I'm betting armatus. If im wrong then np. Just my 2 cents. Great list btw!

I was told they came out of Columbia, my best guess was scomb, didn't wanna hear it if they weren't true armatus lol but I'll double check

 

[krichardson]

Yeah,those are no scombs but either or of the two previously mentioned species.....both of which are usually more desired than scombs.

 

[Tom Maguire]

Yeah,those are no scombs but either or of the two previously mentioned species.....both of which are usually more desired than scombs.

So you think they are hydrolycus armatus? It's hard to find any solid pictures of the taxonomy on the species anywhere, hence my conclusion on scombs. But I'll contibec to look into it. Unfortunately my supplier didn't know either, but thank toy for the help everyone!