Blue Spot Stingray: Round

The Blue Dot Stingray requires sand  substrate, as its abdomen is easily scratched.   It likes to cover itself with the soft substrate as camouflage. Once acclimated, it will eat any invertebrates in the tank. The tail spine is venomous and only used for protection. Caution should be taken when netting it, or when it is not visible and maintenance is performed in the aquarium. It should never be exposed to copper-based medications.

Due to its lack of hardiness when introduced into an aquarium, it should only be kept by an experienced hobbyist.

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