What Type of Stingray is this?
- Thread starter Lepisosteus
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Black ray hybrid and probably the only for sure is it has leopoldi blood in it. Price is whatever you want to charge but it's not necessarily what you will get. Considering prices have come down on pure black diamonds and other pure rays you may have a hard time getting $2000 for a hybrid male that you have no idea on the mix. But if someone likes it and wants to pay you what you want then all the better. Stick with your price and if it doesn't sell then after a while lower it a bit.
To answer your question on the other thread about why males are less desirable it's because you only need one male to several females. Females have pups not males so males are always cheaper and females are more in demand. Also note that not all males are good breeders and some males only breed with certain females. Vice versa sometimes not all females are good breeders so it's trial and error to get good breeding groups.
Example...I have a female that none of my males will breed except for my pearl male.
To answer your question on the other thread about why males are less desirable it's because you only need one male to several females. Females have pups not males so males are always cheaper and females are more in demand. Also note that not all males are good breeders and some males only breed with certain females. Vice versa sometimes not all females are good breeders so it's trial and error to get good breeding groups.
Example...I have a female that none of my males will breed except for my pearl male.
Same ray and same questions asked about the ray. Just call it a male hybrid and charge whatever you want and if you make more then what you paid then I guess it would be a bonus.
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/threads/id-these-please-and-how-much-they-worth.600904/
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/threads/id-these-please-and-how-much-they-worth.600904/