Species Type:
Sharks & Rays, Fishes
Common Name(s):
Blue-spotted stingray
Size:
These rays can grow up to one foot (12 inches) in length, excluding their long tails.
Diet:
Blue-spotted stingrays eat crabs, shrimps, worms, mollusks and small fishes.
Range & Habitat:
In the Indo-West Pacific region, these rays can be found in coral reef habitats, shallow sandy areas and under rocky ledges.
Details:
True to its name, blue-spotted stingrays are yellow in color with irregular blue spotting on their entire body. They have blunt, rounded snouts and slender tails.