Black Diamond Stingrays for Sale – The Crown Jewel of Freshwater Rays
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Black Diamond Stingrays for Sale – The Crown Jewel of Freshwater Rays

Black Diamond Stingrays for Sale – The Crown Jewel of Freshwater Rays

At Rockland Aquarium, we’re proud to offer Black Diamond Stingrays (Potamotrygon leopoldi) – one of the most stunning and sought-after freshwater rays in the aquarium hobby. With their jet-black bodies and striking white or pearl-colored spots, these rays add elegance and prestige to any large aquarium.

Why Choose Black Diamond Stingrays?

🖤 Unmatched Beauty – Their high-contrast black and white pattern makes them a centerpiece in any display tank.
📏 Graceful Movement – Watch them glide smoothly across the tank floor, bringing a calming, mesmerizing presence.
🌿 Intelligent & Interactive – Known to recognize their keepers, these rays can even be hand-fed when comfortable.
🌎 Tank-Bred Quality – Our stingrays are healthy, tank-raised specimens – no wild-caught stress or risks.

Care Requirements

  • Tank Size: Minimum 180 gallons (larger is better for adult pairs or groups)

  • Substrate: Soft sand is ideal to prevent injury to their delicate undersides

  • Diet: Carnivorous – thrives on a mix of earthworms, shrimp, tilapia, and sinking pellets

  • Water Parameters: Temp: 78–82°F | pH: 6.8–7.6 | Ammonia/Nitrite: 0 | Nitrate: Low

Legal Notice – Know Before You Buy

Owning a species of freshwater stingray legally comes with the responsibility of researching your state’s laws. Freshwater stingrays are illegal to own by individuals in the following states:

Arizona, Arkansas, California, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Mississippi, Nevada, Oklahoma, Texas, and Utah.

In these states, permits may only be granted to aquariums, zoos, or research institutions. Please check your local regulations before purchasing.

Shipping & Availability

We carefully pack and ship stingrays using oxygen-rich bags and insulated boxes for safe arrival. Text us at (845) 269-1530 for availability, pricing, and shipping details.

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