
The P14 Stingray is a rare and highly sought freshwater stingray, prized for its deep black body and evenly distributed white spots.
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The P14 Stingray is a rare and highly sought freshwater stingray, prized for its deep black body and evenly distributed white spots.
Black disc with bold, evenly spaced white spots across the body.
15–20 years
Carnivorous; shrimp, mussels, worms, fish fillets, carnivore pellets.
The P14 Stingray is considered one of the rarest and most valuable freshwater stingrays available to aquarists.
Expert
250–300 gallons or larger
6.0–7.5
2–12 dGH
78–84°F (25–29°C)
20–24 inches (disc diameter)
Large catfish, bichirs, arowanas, and other stingrays.
Aggressive or fin-nipping species, small fish.
Potamotrygon cf. henlei (P14 variant)
Potamotrygonidae
Brazil (Rio Tocantins region)
Best kept singly or with other large peaceful fish.
Daily feedings of shrimp, worms, mussels, and fish fillets.
Ovoviviparous; females give birth to live pups.
Internal fertilization, with multiple pups born after 3–4 months.
pH: 6.0–7.5, Temperature: 78–84°F, Hardness: 2–12 dGH
Sensitive to poor water quality; susceptible to parasites and bacterial infections.
Peaceful but predatory towards small fish.
Calm bottom-dweller, peaceful with large species but predatory towards small ones.
The P14 Stingray, closely related to Potamotrygon henlei, is an ultra-rare black stingray with large, evenly spaced white spots. Native to Brazilian river systems, it is considered one of the most exclusive stingray species in the aquarium trade. Requires expert-level care, powerful filtration, and extremely large tanks.