Stingray...safe in reef or a big NO, NO????

The guy that sold the Ray said he would be just like a dog and come to you ever chance he could. Thanks for the info Roger!

 

Rays are more reef friendly then a Flame Hawk is..and many other so called reef fish.

 

ive got a ray in my 90 gallon and he is doing fine. he doesnt eat anything like my CUC all he does is rarely plow one of my lazily placed corals

 

I agree 100%

IMO a ray is much more interesting to look at than shrimp anyway. Video?

 

Here's some good information about O2 saturation levels:

Oxygen Saturation Calculation Based on Temperature and Elevation

Water can hold much more O2 at lower temperatures, so I would also add a chiller to the shopping list if heat issues are a problem.

 

i dont think a ray in that size tank is very appropriate. but its your tank so more power to ya.

 

lol..... I agree.. Very few LFS will be honest with you or in that fact have a clue on what they are doing, especially with saltwater. All they want is $$$. The LFS, well I have to drive 30min to get there lol, is great. He will not sell any live stock, unless it has been in his tanks for 2 weeks and all he sells is saltwater.

Hey, there are shipwrecks in reefs, does that mean I can put one in my tank too? lol!!

 

That is too funny!! Can he play catch too?? Wow.. :grinthumbs:

 

too kewl

 

They're flat sharks that really like protein and fats. I'm thinking that clam I see has about 20 hrs of life remaining.