video clip of my first ray eating an earth worm

[6 bar]

The worm was a bit too long for it, but it eventually swallowed the worm.

I'm still not sure what species it is. It was sold to me as hystrix, but some have told me it's humerosa. Whatever it is, I'm pretty sure it's not the real hystrix as I got it for only $80. Still, since it's only about 6" it might be hard to tell what species it is exactly. What do you guys think it is?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yN5at3yd52I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yN5at3yd52I

 

[hmoobvwj]

Its a private video.... I couldn't watch and I really really want to!

 

[6 bar]

I apologize. Try it now.

 

[hmoobvwj]

Awesome! Does the ray have any pattern? Looks to me like a common stingray. But i'm no expert but beautfiul ray nonetheless!
Keep buffing up that little saucer!

 

[6 bar]

Right now it doesn't have any truly noticeable pattern, except for some really light grayish-blue spots on the back and some on the edge of the disc.

 

[turkeyboy85]

nice ray, might want to take the gravel out tho... it can harm the ray, get it some nice sand or river rock... something thats smooth

 

[andersp90]

Be carefull with big worms like that. The can choke on them.

 

[DucatiDragster]

Nice looking ray you got there.

 

[stingray man]

nice ray, might want to take the gravel out tho... it can harm the ray, get it some nice sand or river rock... something thats smooth

I agree i think it looks better too. Or go bare bottom