Sean what do you use for the bottom of the tank is that tiles, I'm just curious because I don't want substrate but those tiles are kinda cool.....Josie
Beautiful Rays! Im sorry about your son, I wish him well. My husband and I had a blue spot ray in our SW FOWLR tank and unfortunately the live rock was a cause of death. We loved that ray and he got trapped behind the rocks and died. We were devastated and tore down the tank. Its been sitting empty in our living room for 6 months but now I have converted the tank over to my Discus tank. They are just as wonderful for me to watch but I know my husband would rather have the ray Here was "Dyson"
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~Jaimie~
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Sean what do you use for the bottom of the tank is that tiles, I'm just curious because I don't want substrate but those tiles are kinda cool.....Josie
Out of curiosity, how much are these freshwater rays
- oz
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Nice Rays Sean. I am praying for your boy. Source on the rays?
Kraig
Sean,
In order for rays to do well in an aquarium, doesn't the tank have to be at least 6' or longer? Also, what are the sizes of yours rays and how many do you keep per tank?
DiscusLoverJeff
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Confucius
I read a ray book my brother has and it says a good starter tank for small juvie rays is a 90 gallon tank. Mine are all around 4"-7" right now I just have them in a 180 because that was what I had to put them in which is way bigger then they need right now. But to really answer your question it really depends on who you ask. Just like on here you will get 20 different answers I can just tell you what I have done and worked for me. I started off keeping two hystrix rays in a 90 with no problems at all didn't move them to a bigger tank until they reached 6". Rays produce more waste them discus so it is nice to have good filtration. My brother has four 10" rays in a 200 running on two canister filter but he has that setup on a drip system as well. IMO if they ray has room to swim around then he has plenty of room most ray people I know say when there nose and tail stretch out and touch front and back of the tank it is time to upgrade.
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really really spectacular Rays!!!!!
I will keep your son in my thoughts & prayers.....
"The more I learn, the more I learn how much I have to learn." ~Charles Schultz
-Trish
I can imagine the expression on your guest's face when they see these amazing creatures.
- oz
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Here you guys go my brothers female jag just gave birth a few hours ago
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/fo...20#post6072320
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