Check this out...Pic heavy

My big female motoro freshwater stingray just had her pups last night April 15th, 12:05 AM. 2 males and 2 females. She has taken forever to have them but finally did. Their gestation period is only suppose to be 90 days and she held hers for over 120. But anyway here to show you that freshwater can be cool too...Pic heavy
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All three of my stingrays 1st my female hybrid motoro, Middle Big Mama motoro, far back Lil Papa motoro..

A very pregnant stingray..

Big mama after her pups..

New baby..





Pup swimming up against glass..





Big Papa and his pup..

Big Papa and his pups..





The hybrid with the pups..

 

Ive had the parents for about 4 months now.. the hybrid Ive had for about 1 and 1/2 years..

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Adam they are actually a little bit smaller then average baby size.. Waverz Idk what your talking about but this motoro hybrid was made on accident harder to come by compared to regular motoros but there are other freshwater rays out there way harder to find compared to her. Fishbrain the babies may be for sale depending if the person has the right size setups for them...I haven't decided if I wanted to sell any of them yet, but 7 mouths to feed can get expensive.
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Thanks for all the nice comments guys.. I feed them blood worms, crushed up krill, tiny cut up pieces of worms, sinking pelletes, and shredded up shrimp. But yea as they get bigger they love to chase around guppies and especially ghost shrimp. Here in a lil bit when the water gets warmer I usually catch them little crawldeads and minows for them to catch. The bigger ones go nuts for crawldeads its their favorite. Its also pretty neat to see them hunt and catch fish, every once in a while I'll go to the pet store and buy a dozen feeder goldfish just to keep them on their toes.

Hey Bill I'll keep you posted on if I decide to sell them. That 75 will only hold two baby rays for about 6 to 8 months... your going to need something bigger. I have mine in a 180 and Ive been looking for a bigger tank (wider) for awhile now just waiting for the right price, can't really afford much right now. Plus babies like this are very sensitive to everything and easily stress and die. So Im going to make sure they are eating well and grow a little bit before I let them go, no one wants to buy baby rays (usually) because they can be so hard to get eat if they stress out in the move and everything like that. You don't want to make a big purchase and lose them.

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