
The Leopoldi Stingray is a stunning freshwater stingray with a jet-black disc and large, distinct white spots.
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The Leopoldi Stingray is a stunning freshwater stingray with a jet-black disc and large, distinct white spots.
Flat, rounded disc with a jet-black background and bold white spots.
15–20 years
Carnivorous; shrimp, earthworms, small fish, mussels, carnivore pellets.
The Leopoldi Stingray is one of the most beautiful freshwater rays, highly prized among advanced aquarists.
Expert
250 gallons or larger
6.0–7.5
2–12 dGH
78–84°F (25–29°C)
20–24 inches (disc diameter)
Large peaceful fish such as arowanas, bichirs, large catfish.
Aggressive fish, fin-nippers, and small fish that can be eaten.
Potamotrygon leopoldi
Potamotrygonidae
Brazil (Xingu River)
Generally solitary, but can live with other large peaceful fish.
Feed meaty foods like shrimp, worms, mussels, and fish fillets.
Ovoviviparous; females birth live young after internal fertilization.
Internal fertilization, live births with multiple pups per litter.
pH: 6.0–7.5, Temperature: 78–84°F, Hardness: 2–12 dGH
Sensitive to ammonia and nitrates; prone to bacterial infections and parasites.
Peaceful with large fish, but predatory towards smaller ones.
Active bottom-dweller; peaceful but predatory towards small tank mates.
Native to the Xingu River in Brazil, the Leopoldi Stingray is a rare and sought-after freshwater stingray. Its black coloration and bold white spots make it highly desirable in the aquarium trade. Requires expert care, pristine water, and very large aquariums.