Freshwater Stingray Care Guide – Is a Stingray Home Aquarium Right For You?

This freshwater stingray care guide should help you decide if a stingray home aquarium is right for you. Anthony from Long Island Fish Guy shares his knowledge of freshwater stingrays and his own mini marble motoro hybrid stingray named Steve with us. From fish tank size to eating habits and even tankmates, he breaks down what it takes to successfully keep a freshwater stingray home aquarium.

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EQUIPMENT:
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Fluval Canister Filter:
AquaClear HOB Filter:
SunSun Canister Filter:
SunSun PowerHead:

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Python Water Change System:
Silicone Air Line:
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Beaded Cable Tie Organizers:
Shrimp Feeding Dish:

WATER TREATMENT/QUALITY:
Seachem Prime:
Seachem Safe:
Mini Measuring Spoons:
Seachem Stability:
TDS Meter:
API Test Strips:
API Master Test Kit:

FOODS AND ADDITIVES:
New Life Spectrum Cichlid Pellets:
Tetra Cichlid Flakes:
Hikari Crab Cuisine:
Aquatic Arts Sinking Spirulina Pellets:
Aquatic Arts Sinking Algae Wafers:
Golden Pearls Fry Food:
Bacter AE For Shrimp:
Catappa (Almond) Leaves:
Alder Cones:

DIY PROJECTS:
LifeGard 1/2″ Bulkhead:
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LifeGard 1″ Bulkhead:
Teflon Pipe Threading Tape:
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Titanium Step Drill Bit:

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