Yellow Ray

[Deano1956]

do any of you seen any yellow rays around the bradenton, florida area? I have some coming up from there soon and said he would bring up a couple

 

[Zoodiver]

Sometimes. They are more common the further South you go down the FL coast.

 

[Deano1956]

I thought maybe some lfs might have have them fairly reasonable since they are native to florida. Would like to catch a couple and bring home.

 

[Zoodiver]

I haven't seen them in shops locally, but not sure about Tampa.
Too bad your friend won't be farther South, I could set you up!

 

[Deano1956]

I haven't seen them in shops locally, but not sure about Tampa.
Too bad your friend won't be farther South, I could set you up!

yea, that would be great. i might just get them from tomscaribbeantropicals down in the keys, have you heard of him?

 

[Zoodiver]

Nope, but I bet he's cheaper than Dynasty Marine! Haha.

 

[Deano1956]

Nope, but I bet he's cheaper than Dynasty Marine! Haha.

He's 30.00 ea. for large + shipping which I think airport to airport was cheaper than fedex.

 

[Zoodiver]

Haha, W A Y cheaper. I think Dynasty is getting close to $200 per ray (then add shipping).

 

[Deano1956]

Haha, W A Y cheaper. I think Dynasty is getting close to $200 per ray (then add shipping).

wow, thats absurd, I've seen them cheaper at LFS when they have them. I have bought from Tom before and others on different forums have good things to say about him. I'm going to get a 300 gallon stock tank (poly) to add to my system for more media area and water, should I put sand on the bottom with rocks or add more bioballs. I dont have many bioballs now to add but can add some later.

 

[Zoodiver]

I'd do a thin layer of sand.