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#1 Post by gfkelly1969 »

a few ray starting to show
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Re: baby ray

#2 Post by eoghanb »

Ah ,the first one is cuter than the andrex puppy :D
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Please tell me you put the baby in the fish tank?
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I reckon ill take it home and fatten it for the ray in the bay comp in August !!!!!
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really lovely creatures.. Here's one right outta the mermaids purse after a storm in Cahore¬
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#6 Post by chuckaroo »

a lot of cases along the beaches up north here at the moment. must be the time of year they hatch?
think that i have a blonde ray, spotted ray and a doggie here
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red wrote:Please tell me you put the baby in the fish tank?
i did think about it but the ray was too long out of the water by the time I found it
We went rock pooling to a island and we were on one side of the island and crossing over to the other we I seen it flap in the mud,it was probably 2 hrs in the mud,the tide went out so fast he got caught out,it was about 5feet above the low water mark
Brought it down to the water and it took a good while to recover before it started swimming
The second ray was not as long out of the water maybe 10 or 15 mins


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Greats picks lads, is it possible to id rays even at that early age?
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Michael+C wrote:Greats picks lads, is it possible to id rays even at that early age?
the colour and shape looked slightly different to most of the thornbacks I seen before but you could clearly see the thorns along the top of its tail,some of the other types of ray might be hard to id


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gfkelly1969 wrote:
Michael+C wrote:Greats picks lads, is it possible to id rays even at that early age?
the colour and shape looked slightly different to most of the thornbacks I seen before but you could clearly see the thorns along the top of its tail,some of the other types of ray might be hard to id


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Most if not all ray species have thorns on there tails so its not the best way to identify a ray
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