True legal freshwater stingray allowed in florida
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There are more species in both potamotrygon, paratrygon, plesiotrygon and himantura familys thats not on that list.
If you ever get a tank bigger than a 55, John @ ECZS used to bring them in!!! Probably still can.
Late response, but there are several Potamotrygon species not mentioned.
The Atlantic stingray is best kept in marine or brackish, unless you can verify that the specimen came from St. John's River in Florida.
There are a number of Asian and Australian freshwater rays, including Fluvitrygon species, however, these are very rare.
There are also a number of South American species from genera similar to Potamotrygon that are technically legal in your state.
The Atlantic stingray is best kept in marine or brackish, unless you can verify that the specimen came from St. John's River in Florida.
There are a number of Asian and Australian freshwater rays, including Fluvitrygon species, however, these are very rare.
There are also a number of South American species from genera similar to Potamotrygon that are technically legal in your state.
I believe the true giant Himantura are protected in the wild now as well. Smaller species still pop up occasionally though.
