freshwater aquarium stingray

Biology, husbandry, and reproduction of freshwater stingrays. ... In the freshwater aquarium, stingrays are among the most. desired of unusual pets. ...

Category:Stingrays (Freshwater) From The Aquarium Wiki. Jump to: navigation, search ... They are all found in freshwater, unlike their better known saltwater ...

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Potamotrygon is a genus of freshwater stingrays native to the rivers of South ... Freshwater stingrays of the genus Potamotrygon are sometimes kept as exotic aquarium fish; ...

The river or freshwater stingrays belong to the family Potamotrygonidae (or subfamily ... Magic carpets: Dispelling the myth of Freshwater Stingrays in the aquarium. ...

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i need to find a place that sells sand that does not contain silicate for my freshwater stingray the silicate in the sand hurts the stingray

By 'aquarium', I mean salt- and freshwater, with fish and stingrays, sharks, those kind of fish. Can anyone help me out?

I have a community tank of some polypterus endlicheri bichirs and freshwater rays. Recently the bichirs started scratching and a friend of mine recommended me the Jungle Aquarium Parasite Clear. However the packaging didnt state if the medication is safe for rays and other scaleless aquatic animals. Anyone has tried applying it with rays before?

hello:) im getting a 26 gallon freshwater tank, i want it to be a swamp, ancient ruins, or beach theme, i also like exotic fish, like the kind you wont find at your friends house :P my town has an aquarium where i can buy all sorts of exotic fish, and stingrays, parranahs, and eels are legal here, so anyone have any suggestions for a thriving unusal commnity that will not eat eachother, not cost me a fortune, and be easeir to take care of(im an advanced fish keeper) (plus tell me what theme u like best, and if you can, send me pics of a different nice theme you like)

i'm mystified here - here's all the info i thought you might need to help find an answer - i have a 40litre (UK) freshwater tank with about a 37l capacity once you take into consideration space taken up by rocks, plants and filter. -- originally had an elite mini filter but this is as i found out no good for a tank this size, so i upgraded to the stingray on advice from fish store - 3/4 days later one of my fish died. a week later two others died, then one more. i'm left with two butterfly loaches (aka borneo suckers) and two white cloud mountain minnows. i feel the need to point out my aquarium was running fine on the mini elite and the fish never had any signs of distress or ilness or anything like that. the aquarium itself started out on just the two loaches and was very well established before introducing the minnows two at a time and i left it at that for at least 6 months before changing the filter. i checked the leaflet to make sure i did everything right and to the best of my knowledge i've done nothing wrong. would it be anything to do with the two little cases of stones (i think its called a zeolite cartridge) in the new filter? the mini filter didn't have these. i can't help but think maybe these cartridges are designed for a bigger tank capacity than mine? any advice? wow.....i've had various little aquariums over the years and i have never come across this before since i've never needed to change to a new filter in an established aquarium. the guy at the pet store didn't say anything about it either when i asked what to do about the old filter. what a silly mistake to make - thanks guys.

Ok so I want an aquarium with sharks and stingrays and idk wht other sea creatures i can put in it but anyways I have some questions: 1. Can sharks and stingrays be in the same tank? 2. Where can I find stingrays? 3. Are sharks and stingrays freshwater or saltwater? 4. How big should the tank be? (In Gallons) (I want 2 sharks and 2 stingrays and maybe some other fish too) 5. Will they eat smaller fish? 6. What would they eat? the same food, different food? the sharks i want grow up to only 6 inches

ok so i am planning on getting the Jewel Vision 450. measurements are 59"Lx24"Hx25"W. it is around 120 gallons and i was wondering what the smallest adult sized freshwater ray is and if this is a big enough aquarium? if not please do tell me. even so, my main question is: what is the smallest fully grown freshwater stingray(regardless of price)? also how big an aquarium would it need as an adult minimum any info anyone has on this would be great. thanks:) also i currently have a 6" pleco catfish that has another 4"-6" of groth left. is it ok to keep one of these with a stingray?