What kind of stingray

[archers]

I was at my lfs and I say a stingray like no other I had ever seen, its tail was like a foot, foot and a half long and when I asked the owner of the shop he just pointed at the motoro stingray sticker at the top of the tank and walked away (his english isnt the best) can you guys id it?

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[Mount_Prion]

Wow that is a long tail. I know nothing about rays really (sorry) but that thing sure strikes me as unusual.

 

[Silent Bob]

First picture motoro on the left and my guess is antenna stingray on the right.

 

[archers]

Antenna stingray, eh? Are they rare?

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[Redbellypiranha]

Antenna ray it Florida ray either not that rare or expensive.


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[Oddball]

Looks like Dasyatis sabina, the atlantic ray as mentioned above.

 

[archers]

In full fresh water it was in a tank with a GATF and lots of big scombs? im not too sure it is an Atlantic he was a really light colour with a white stripe about a cm wide all the way around the disc.

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[sackking67]

Idk but amazing ray!!


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[ajsmith235]

Antenna ray... Or also called Florida ray or sabina.... Not expensive...

 

[turkeyboy85]

Atlantic ray. Definitely not an antenna ray. They should not be kept in freshwater they increase their urine output 10 * to be able to live in freshwater. That means if you have 100 gallon tank for a normal freshwater ray. You need a 1000 gallon tank to even think about keeping it in freshwater.

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