Very nice looking one. Unfortunately rays are illegal in Georgia. I've really been wanting a Xingu River Ray.Thanks! She's a motoro. Got her in an 8' long 135g. I might get one more once she's big enough to move to the 600 with the big boys, but nothing soon
+1…. White actually shows marbles best… or a light blue. Carib sea torpedo beach makes em color up nicely.Nice ray, if you keep her on dark substrate for too long she will darken up and lose her lovely markings.
This is way cheaper. Thanks!+1…. White actually shows marbles best… or a light blue. Carib sea torpedo beach makes em color up nicely.
I was always black on black on black until i kept marbles… they make u change sadly lol. The torpedo beach is a great substrate tho despite it being almost white. Its a pretty heavy grain almost like smooth crushed gravel more so than sand. Rays can churn it over and it stays clean. Dont need much either. It will not enter the water column or stick to their disc either.good to know! this is her grow out and the bottom is black. the black diamond is just what i had on hand to give her sand. i've been trying to get a hold of garnet sand but the cheapest i can get it here is $100/40lb and that's just not worth it.
This is way cheaper. Thanks!
appreciate it! i was worried about it being too big grain-wise but now it makes sense. I've got 20lbs set aside at my lfs already for her current tank. Picking it up as soon as my new light comes in. and they said they'll order however much i want for the 600.I was always black on black on black until i kept marbles… they make u change sadly lol. The torpedo beach is a great substrate tho despite it being almost white. Its a pretty heavy grain almost like smooth crushed gravel more so than sand. Rays can churn it over and it stays clean. Dont need much either. It will not enter the water column or stick to their disc either.