Female – Albino Pearl Stingray For Sale

Albino Pearl Stingray For Sale

Discover the stunning albino pearl stingray for sale at Exotic Aquatic Pet Store, where we specialize in providing high-quality freshwater fish. The albino pearl stingray, known for its unique appearance and captivating personality, is an ideal addition for experienced aquarists looking to enhance their aquatic collection.

Details About Our Albino Pearl Stingray:

The albino pearl stingray (Potamotrygon jabuti) is a remarkable species characterized by its striking white body adorned with intricate patterns of pearl-like spots. This beautiful ray can reach an impressive size of up to 30 inches in circumference, making it a centerpiece in any large aquarium setup.

Care Requirements For An Albino Pearl Stingray

Caring for an albino pearl stingray requires specific conditions to ensure its health and well-being:

• Tank Size: A minimum tank size of 265 gallons is essential to accommodate its adult size and provide ample swimming space.
• Water Conditions: Maintain a pH level between 6.0 and 7.5, with soft, clean water. Regular water changes are crucial; aim for a 30% weekly change to keep the environment stable.
• Filtration: Due to their sensitivity to water quality, a robust filtration system is necessary to keep the tank clean and oxygen-rich.
• Diet: Feed your stingray a varied diet that includes silversides, carnivore sinking pellets, and live foods like wigglers to ensure proper nutrition.

Compatibility Of An Albino Pearl Stingray

The albino pearl stingray is best housed with other large predatory fish. It is not suitable for community tanks with smaller or less aggressive species due to its predatory nature. Always research compatibility before introducing new tank mates.

Why Choose Exotic Aquatic Pet Store?

At Exotic Aquatic Pet Store, we pride ourselves on offering healthy and vibrant albino pearl stingrays for sale. Our knowledgeable staff is dedicated to helping you create the perfect aquatic environment tailored to your new pet’s needs. We ensure all our fish are acclimated properly and ready for their new homes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the ideal tank setup for an albino pearl stingray?
A1: An ideal setup includes a spacious tank of at least 265 gallons with soft substrate, plenty of hiding spots, and strong filtration.

Q2: Can I keep an albino pearl stingray with smaller fish?
A2: No, it is not advisable as they are predatory and may eat smaller fish.

Q3: How often should I feed my albino pearl stingray?
A3: Feed them several times a week with a varied diet including silversides and sinking pellets.

Explore our selection today and bring home your very own albino pearl stingray for sale at Exotic Aquatic Pet Store!

A Stingray’s Natural Habitat

Freshwater stingrays are found in river systems in Southeast Asia, Australia, Africa and South America. Aquarium shops in North America typically offer members of the genus Potamotrygon (Family Potamotrygonidae), which are native to South America.

Most species of rays are native to a particular river system, with the majority coming from the Amazon River. They live in a variety of habitats including slow moving sandy bottomed rivers, but they can also be found in flooded forest areas during the rainy season.

Housing Requirements for Stingrays

Simply put, when it comes to the proper sized aquarium for freshwater stingrays, the bigger the better. Height is not critical, but a length of at least 72” to 84” and depth (width) of 24” to 36” should be considered the minimum for long term housing.

A 75 or 90 gallon aquarium can be used for juvenile stingrays, but nothing smaller than a 180 gallon aquarium should be considered for keeping adults long term. The substrate should be fine sand and decorations, if used, should be smooth and free of sharp edges.

Leave as much of the bottom as possible open for the rays to swim and bury in the sand. Heaters should have a guard around them or be in-line or located in a sump to prevent your stingrays from burning themselves on them. Lighting should be subdued with a 12-hour day/night cycle.