shark/ray tank

[rickross23]

in a 180, i can keep a cali stingray right? im NOT talking cortez ray, but cali- urobatis halleri. they reach 9-10 inches. i saw a kallimantan shark on liveaq. it was COOL. how big of a tank for this? LA says 180g, but they say it gets 2 feet. for both, i would need a 300g minimum right?

 

[meowzer]

NO....I have a 225G and my cortez grew too big within a year
IMP you need much larger tanks....400-----or larger
better yet a pond type of tank

 

[rickross23]

Ok.....hate not being able to keep cool fish.....

 

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[rickross23]

Any other thoughts;

 

[gemmy]

I feel that all rays would be best suited in the ocean or a LARGE lagoon style tank. Shallow, round, and huge.

 

[rickross23]

Yep. Just don't agree really with that, but I will not put the rays life in turmoil, so I will have to agree.