Types of Black Diamond Stingray

They are 4 types of Black Diamond stingray— Common grade , Thousand Island, Donut/Eclipse, and Big Spot.

• Common grade

This variety has numerous small, white spots peppered all along its body. Its larger spots tend to cluster around the middle of their disc.

• Big Spot

As their name implies, Big Spot Black Diamond stingrays were given their name due to the large white spots peppered symmetrically around the ray’s disc. Each Big Spot’s pattern is unique to that ray alone – like fingerprints or tiger stripes and may even develop numbers, lines or letter shapes.

• Thousand Island

This variety has numerous small & big, white spots peppered all along its body. Its larger spots tend to cluster around the middle of their disc and may even develop numbers, lines or letter shapes.

• Donut /Eclipse

Eclipse stingrays have a ring-shaped pattern circling its disc, with dark spots blotting its surface. This results in unique disc patterns that look they’re forming numbers, lines or letter shapes.

Origin

The Black Diamond stingray originates from Sao Felix in the Rio Xingu basin, and in Rio Fresco – both of which are located in central Brazil.

They are imported & captive-bred in our farm well-planned selective breeding programme, supervised by experienced and knowledgeable team. These breeding stocks can guarantee better quality of their offspring. You can be sure that 100% of OTF Black Diamond stingray pups are purebred.

Black Diamond Stingrays are some of the most interesting freshwater fish around. From the entrancing way they glide in the water to their fascinating appearance, the pure novelty of owning Black Diamonds stingrays is a fun venture for any aquarium hobbyists.

Vivid exceptions like the Black Diamond Stingray for instance is arguably one of the most stunning species in the hobby and have especially stunning changing patterns along their backs, which may entice you to delve into the curious world of stingray care and breeding.