What ray is this???

[Gr8KarmaSF]

I was recently on sharkaquarium.com and they listed a "common ray" at 6in. for $69.99, what type of ray is this? Is it simply a teacup yet to be indentified?

Anybody have any thoughts on this and if they think it would be a good buy?

 

[Gr8KarmaSF]

 

[reefman]

its probaly a teacup they are common

 

[AngelicGreenTerror]

Teacups are un-identified rays... so they are probably common.

 

[freshwaterstingrays]

do you have pic of the ray?

 

[Gr8KarmaSF]

No pic, would a common be ok to to start with? Though I do realize they say that a motoro or leo are best to start with, who knows maybe these common ones might be one of them???

 

[Gr8KarmaSF]

I also wanted to know if 6in. is considered stable and mature in the sense that I hear its better to get a larger/older stingray than a smaller/younger one?

At what point is a stingray considered large or stable enough to be not as sensitive as the younger ones?

 

[Gr8KarmaSF]

 

[shekes]

Are you out of your fnckiug mind?
How can we identify a ray without a picture?
Why don't you identify my ray ?

 

[T1KARMANN]

I also wanted to know if 6in. is considered stable and mature in the sense that I hear its better to get a larger/older stingray than a smaller/younger one?

At what point is a stingray considered large or stable enough to be not as sensitive as the younger ones?

8inch are fairly hardy

what size tank do you have set up for the new ray you are thinking of buying