Video - Motoro Adult and Pup

exoticaquaria

exoticaquaria

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Be careful with the ff and the pup. He can cause quite a bit of damage. I had a 12 inch ff that was fine with rays for months but overnight started to suck on the rays.

You got the ray bug now!
 
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kimrocks

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Thanks for the heads up!

The FF seems to be leaving the pup alone for now - will have to monitor them closely.

Have always admired the rays, heard from a lot of people that they are difficult to raise and have high mortality rates - then again, have seen quite a lot of success stories.
 
exoticaquaria

exoticaquaria

Active Member
kimrocks said:
Thanks for the heads up!

The FF seems to be leaving the pup alone for now - will have to monitor them closely.

Have always admired the rays, heard from a lot of people that they are difficult to raise and have high mortality rates - then again, have seen quite a lot of success stories.
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They aren't hard to care for. Secret is to start with quality/healthy rays. Rest is easy! Just clean water/over kill filtration and lots of food.
 
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kimrocks

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exoticaquaria said:
They aren't hard to care for. Secret is to start with quality/healthy rays. Rest is easy! Just clean water/over kill filtration and lots of food.
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I am getting another canister filter (XP3) to supplement the one I have for the tank containing the smaller ray.

I am feeding once a day - for the big ray, at the moment she is taking 2 small strips of sole.

The small ray seems to be taking little bites at the massivore pellets - not sure. She must be eating something that is way she is still so active.

Crossing my fingers, if all goes well - will be looking at BD's later down the road.
 
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MEDHBSI

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Sorry for the loss. I've lost my fair share of pups but I never seem to learn my lesson. Nice videos BTW :) your ray is going to be fat in no time.
 
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