
The Flower Stingray is admired for its beautiful flower-like rosette patterns across its disc, making it a standout freshwater stingray species.
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The Flower Stingray is admired for its beautiful flower-like rosette patterns across its disc, making it a standout freshwater stingray species.
Dark disc with rosette or flower-shaped light spots across the body.
12–18 years
Carnivorous; shrimp, mussels, worms, fish fillets, carnivore pellets.
The Flower Stingray is one of the most beautiful and rare stingrays, ideal for expert-level aquarists.
Expert
250 gallons or larger
6.0–7.5
2–10 dGH
78–84°F (25–29°C)
20–24 inches (disc diameter)
Large catfish, arowanas, peacock bass, other stingrays.
Aggressive cichlids, fin-nippers, and small fish.
Potamotrygon sp. 'Flower'
Potamotrygonidae
Amazon Basin, South America
Generally solitary, but can coexist with other large peaceful fish.
Feed shrimp, mussels, worms, and fish fillets daily.
Ovoviviparous; internal fertilization with live birth.
Females birth multiple pups after a 3–4 month gestation period.
pH: 6.0–7.5, Temperature: 78–84°F, Hardness: 2–10 dGH
Prone to stress-related illnesses and bacterial infections in poor water conditions.
Peaceful but predatory towards smaller fish.
Peaceful, calm bottom-dweller; will consume any small tank mates.
The Flower Stingray is a rare and highly decorative freshwater stingray, known for its unique flower-like markings scattered across the disc. It is considered a luxury species among freshwater aquarists and requires pristine conditions, expert care, and very large tanks.