Description
Stingrays with pearls Wild rays for sale mostly consume aquatic invertebrates, such as worms and crabs, as well as other fish. At least once or twice a day, they will require feeding. Youngsters adore krill, Tubifex, Artemia, live or frozen bloodworms, and similar foods. Larger items such entire mussels, cockles, prawns, squid, whitebait (or other fresh fish), and earthworms should be served to adults.
Males and females are both available.
What Food Do Stingrays Consume?
As carnivores, freshwater stingrays mostly consume fish and crustaceans in the wild. To get young rays feeding as quickly as possible, many hobbyists give them live blackworms. However, after the rays are adjusted to their new environment, frozen bloodworms, mysis shrimp, raw shrimp or white fish (tilapia) and live earthworms are better options.
