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spoon, but hey i don't mind either way

sweet looking rays there

wow man those motoros are looking amazing and well fed and the tail on the one in the bucket is nice and fat your doing an amazing job with these rays what size tank you keeping them in?

sounds like you are doing great with them post some pics they will only eat sell of when they get some since since they need the strength and mouths that are big enough to swallow them, worms are readily accepted by pretty much all stingrays no matter what sise. depending on the size depends on...

didn't see any small x-backs not sure if they had bigger ones they had two large rtg's a few super reds nice quality a few v.i.p reds and a short bodie rtg and another short bodie not sure what but not rtg these are all in the 12"+ sizes

food vastly increases the difference in colour the better the food the beter the colour its pretty simple well and the caratine amounts

love the colour on that aro good job

i was there the Saturday day to pick up my larger rtg and they had a bunch of greens about 3-4" and about the same number of rtg at that size for 400 they all seemed to have nice colours and there good guys to deal with mine is chipped and has certed but its alot bigger

referral from MFK:)

heres a good link for aggression of males http://www.freshwaterstingray.nl/1Engels/Breeding.html

make sure the female is bigger than the male because the females will run the show and when it comes to breeding the male bites the females disk to get grip and its quite aggressive so a bigger female will help make sure the males don't do much damage an a biger female mean more pups.

peru have less spots and the spots are very distant from each other and they tend to be darker the Colombians have lots of spots with a lighter colour.

amazing looking aro looks like hes going to be quite the looker when his colours are in full blast