sting ray

I've never had one but from what I've read they are not. They are predators and will try to eat shrimp, clams, snails, and small fish if given the chance. PLUS they need a ton of space to swim and bury. They are also very susceptible to bacterial infections.
 
I main issue i see is they need about a 125 for themselves, with barely any rock work. So if you have a reef, I am guessing its fully stocked with corals and rocks which means only a strategically aquascaped 180 or 240 would be best for the ray. They are very prone to be picked on as well, a clown attacked my girlfriends stingray and beat him up. They will also knock over loose corals. It can be done, but with much caution. I don't think its worth it.
 
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