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#FishShopPhuketThailand
Stingrays
For Marine Aquariums

Few fish match the beauty of a Bluespotted Ribbontail Ray gliding across the sand, and few are as demanding. At #Fisheee Aquarium Store Phuket Thailand, we list this species honestly, with clear guidance on tank size, feeding, and safe handling, so you can decide whether a dedicated ray system is right for you.

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 Please Note, All images shown are for displaying the species purposes only!

As each fish is different, the actual fish you purchase & receive will be different from the images slightly in, size, shape, color, & markings

Our Marine Stingray Collection:

We currently list one species: the Bluespotted Ribbontail Ray, a small stingray with electric-blue spots on a yellowish disc, growing to about 35cm across. It's a specialist's animal that needs a very large, flat-bottomed tank with soft sand and a confirmed feeding plan, and we're happy to talk it through honestly before you buy. #FishShopPhuketThailand

 

 

Why Choose #FisheeeAquariumStorePhuketThailand:

A ray needs the right tank before it needs anything else. Our team can advise on tank size, substrate, feeding, and the experience this species calls for, and will tell you honestly if it isn't the right fit for your setup. #FishShopPhuketThailand

 

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Worldwide Shipping & Live Arrival Guarantee:

All fish are packed in insulated, oxygenated bags with temperature control for safe transport. Every order is protected by our Live Arrival Guarantee, and we provide support to help your fish settle in quickly.

 

 

Visit Us in Phuket or Shop Online at Fisheee.com

Visit our Phuket aquarium store to talk through our ray in person or shop online at Fisheee.com for fast worldwide delivery. Our team is glad to discuss whether a ray is right for your aquarium.

 

 

Care tips:

  • Tank: a very large, flat-bottomed tank of at least 700L, with many keepers recommending about 1,000L, and a deep, soft sand substrate with no sharp décor

  • Feeding: unexplained food refusal is well documented in this species, so confirm a specimen is eating before you buy

  • Venom: the tail carries venomous barbs, so never touch near the tail and keep an emergency plan in place

  • First aid: for a sting, seek immediate medical attention, and immerse the wound in hot water (about 45°C) while waiting for care

  • Sourcing: the species is heavily collected for the trade, so choose responsibly

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