jacpaq2000
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Hello, I've been taking a break from the hobby as I just moved, but am now starting up a new tank. I've decided to take my 75 gallon tank and turn it into a Southern California Native Species Tanks. I have been looking through the far edges of the internet in search of information on the topic to little avail. I have now decided to just go onto the forums and hope someone else will have more information than I.
So I was looking into a California sting ray (aka round stingray) and have conflicting reports on the tank size necessary. One site I was looking at said I needed 70 gallons minimum whilst the other said 200! That is a very large difference and I would appreciate it if someone could tell me which was more accurate before I even consider this fish. Also if anyone has any ideas or advice on other fish to put in that would be great, anything would help.
Thanks!
So I was looking into a California sting ray (aka round stingray) and have conflicting reports on the tank size necessary. One site I was looking at said I needed 70 gallons minimum whilst the other said 200! That is a very large difference and I would appreciate it if someone could tell me which was more accurate before I even consider this fish. Also if anyone has any ideas or advice on other fish to put in that would be great, anything would help.
Thanks!