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this guy is done for tonight, answer any questions tomorrow if there are any, take care all.

In the basement for sure. My wife said no to the pool/bed!

I would like to have 4-6 in the pond, 2 males and 3 or 4 females and who knows they might mate, but not a high probability though

I would say they are probably 6" long and getting close to 3" across the disc. They were about 2 1/4" across when they were born and they are male and female.

do you know the species of you cool Moray? I saw a Tess. that was 4' and as big around as a mans arm cuddle up to a 10" Miniatus Grouper all day long. That Tess. could have choped that Min. in half but they were buddies I guess.

i bought this female California Round Ray July 10th and didnt even know she was pregnant untill 6 weeks ago my wife and i cam home from looking at a couple more Rays at a lfs and to our surprise we had to pups waiting for us. Pretty wild huh?

The Ray for sure needs to go or it will be killed by either one of the triggers and any puffers, they will pick the eyes out , tear up the tail till like someone else said "the job is done". All I keep is Cal. Rays and they are so neat to have but in the right setup as you've heard, but we all...

I have the California Round Rays and they like cooler water temps like in the mid 60s would be ideal, but mine are in the upper 60s (68-69) cause the pool and pond are on the basement concrete so you dont have to many options as far as fish. I would like to get a Calico Bass or 2 but other than...

ironeagle, have you been to Renolds Corals in LaSalle?

There about 2 1/2" across

I am building a 9' round by 18" deep indoor pond for my rays ( California Round) i wont need to heat it as they like temps in the mid 60s so that should help on the electic bill. As far as I am concerned Rays should be in a pool or pond with plenty of open swimming room. Right now my female ray...

I've always liked a sand bottom around 2" or so, dont like the bare bottom either as it makes it look fake. If you are concerned about waste buildup why not have some Narrs. snails and a couple of Wrasse's that bury themselves in the sand and keep it stired up like the Dragon Wrasse that I had...

Cortez looks like my California Round. Mine is a hit with my children and grandchildren as it eats out of their hands and now is begging for food by coming up on the side of the pond and curling its lip back so you can drop food to its mouth, really cool we think. Oh after he eats he tares...

Its hard to find people who are mostly in to Saltwater Rays so just wondering if any are on here?

scrambled eggs and hot sauce

I have a California Round Ray in a 110 gallon 5' round kiddy pool temporarly for a couple of months and then in to a 700 gallon pond. They are really cool creatures that like people and interact so they need some decent room to swim with at least 20 square feet IMO. The little Tea Cup Rays need...

I hope that guy isnt using a scotchbrite pad!!

California Round

looking at the pic, right behind the right eye there is a black spot or dot and there are more in the same area but with out a good camera its hard to see and i know where to look when i look at them alot