Most Fragile Ray

[SGFunGuy]

Dear Sifus,

Is Sakura Rays the most fragile compare to the rest? Any Bros here kept Sakura Rays for many years can advise?

Originally Posted by SGFunGuy

Dear Sifus,

Is Sakura Rays the most fragile compare to the rest? Any Bros here kept Sakura Rays for many years can advise?

Its definitely not a beginners ray, but it's easy to keep if you have kept Athena ray and Apple rays before.

[qwertivity]

within the family potamotrygon, which covers most of the freshwater stingrays from south america, tigers/flowers are one of the more fragile ones. also, they reach bigger sizes.

however, like that LG said above, china rays come to my mind as one of the toughest when compared outside the potamotrygon family.

also, some cheaper rays from thailand or so do appear in our lfs from time to time. those are pretty hard to maintain too, and always die off within a few months.

Originally Posted by SGFunGuy

Dear Sifus,

Is Sakura Rays the most fragile compare to the rest? Any Bros here kept Sakura Rays for many years can advise?

Depending on many factors, most important must see ray eating b4 buying, even better if it's mp-trained...best get from fellow hobbyists which hv kept for sometimes to ensure rays already used to local HDB water

in any case if u like to take chance, try Seaview(Jln Kayu Farmway 1) or QianHu(CCK)...think they hv some stock presently

happy raying

[SGFunGuy]

Thanks for the advise Bro LG.

Originally Posted by lincolngoh

Its definitely not a beginners ray, but it's easy to keep if you have kept Athena ray and Apple rays before.

I see, now I know Tiger Rays are in the fragile list. HeHe...Thanks Bro, learn something new.

Originally Posted by qwertivity

within the family potamotrygon, which covers most of the freshwater stingrays from south america, tigers/flowers are one of the more fragile ones. also, they reach bigger sizes.

however, like that LG said above, china rays come to my mind as one of the toughest when compared outside the potamotrygon family.

also, some cheaper rays from thailand or so do appear in our lfs from time to time. those are pretty hard to maintain too, and always die off within a few months.

Thanks Bro, in fact saw @ Seaview, tempted to buy. Better as Sifus here before comitting. Funny thing is how come they can openly sell imported rays? I thought it's banned.

Originally Posted by st11_mini

Depending on many factors, most important must see ray eating b4 buying, even better if it's mp-trained...best get from fellow hobbyists which hv kept for sometimes to ensure rays already used to local HDB water

in any case if u like to take chance, try Seaview(Jln Kayu Farmway 1) or QianHu(CCK)...think they hv some stock presently

happy raying