90 FOWLR ??stingray??

[roushmustang]

i have a 90 gallon aquarium

all my live rock is basically in one corner of the tank and basically i am slowly adding more rock as i go along with the tank and have 1.5 inches of sand bed

i have a maroon clown 3/4 inch
female hawaiian flame wrasse
female barrletts anthia

i want a convict tang, magnificent foxface, big sponge, juvy queen angel, and a big blue spotted watchman goby

i am looking at getting a stingray but i want one that is small and peacefull.... ((like the ones you see in the youtube videos if you type in feeding saltwater stingray or something like that)).....

what type should i look at

 

[jjk_reef00]

90 gallons is way too small for any stingray, you need 240+ gallons

 

[Stumped]

i have a 90 gallon aquarium

all my live rock is basically in one corner of the tank and basically i am slowly adding more rock as i go along with the tank and have 1.5 inches of sand bed

i have a maroon clown 3/4 inch
female hawaiian flame wrasse
female barrletts anthia

i want a convict tang, magnificent foxface, big sponge, juvy queen angel, and a big blue spotted watchman goby

i am looking at getting a stingray but i want one that is small and peacefull.... ((like the ones you see in the youtube videos if you type in feeding saltwater stingray or something like that)).....

what type should i look at

None. A 90g tank isn't really suitable for a stingray. In fact, most standard aquariums are not because rays only utilize the bottom of the tank and so the footprint is much more important than overall gallonage. Also I'm not an expert, but 1.5" of sand seems shallow for rays.