I keep having customers asking if they have their stinger removed. Is that possible does it exist and is it humane to do that. Do they have feeling in there stinger.

PeteLockwood;4272161; said:The simple answer is: if you don't want a stingray with a stinger, you don't want a stingray. Even if removed (it's a nontrivial procedure and has the potential to injure the ray) it'll grow back in a few months.
Perhaps these people should just put an upside-down dinner plate on the bottom of their tank.
PeteLockwood;4272161; said:Perhaps these people should just put an upside-down dinner plate on the bottom of their tank.
PeteLockwood;4272161; said:Perhaps these people should just put an upside-down dinner plate on the bottom of their tank.
Clearwater guy;4272459; said:If you tell them that though, they'll be back in a month asking why their dinner plates aren't eating...and wondering how to get them to breed.
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PeteLockwood;4272161; said:Perhaps these people should just put an upside-down dinner plate on the bottom of their tank.
Just Toby;4272166; said:I wonder what the customers think they are going to do with the Ray without the stinger....take it out and hug it?