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How big can a stingray be?

How big can a stingray be?

These ancient fish, little changed over many millions of years, can reach 16.5 feet long, including the tail. There are reports of giant stingrays weighing up to 1,300 pounds, though such accounts are not verified because weighing the enormous and awkward animals is very difficult.

How big of a tank does a stingray need?

Height is not critical, but a length of at least 72″ to 84″ and depth (width) of 24″ to 36″ should be considered the minimum for long term housing. A 75 or 90 gallon aquarium can be used for juvenile stingrays, but nothing smaller than a 180 gallon aquarium should be considered for keeping adults long term.

What is the biggest recorded stingray?

This fish might be a record contender for its kind, but the biggest stingray ever caught (and released) was likely this freshwater stingray, which measured 7.9 feet (2.4 metres) across and 14 feet (4.3 metres) long, and weighed around 700 to 800 pounds (318 to 363 kilograms).

How big do motoro stingrays get?

Potamotrygon Motoro (Ocellate river stingray, Motoro) However, the Motoro is a large species and can grow up to 36 inches in diameter.

How big is a full grown stingray?

Stingrays range in size from about as small as a dinner plate to as big as 16.5 feet (5 meters) long including the tail, according to National Geographic.

How big do freshwater aquarium stingrays get?

Also known simply as the Giant Stingray, the Freshwater Whipray is a massive, almost legendary animal when full grown. As one of the largest freshwater fish on the planet, Freshwater Whiprays grow to nearly 12 feet long and over 7 feet in diameter. They will outgrow any normal aquarium well before then.

What’s the maximum size of a freshwater stingray?

Maximum Size (Disc Width): appx. 14″+, females get larger. *Note: P. Magdalenae have elongated tails, total length adult: 30″. This is considered one of the 3 smallest Freshwater Stingrays. Feeding Habits: P. Reticulata tend to very finicky eaters, especially when juvenile.

When does hystrix start rejecting a request?

In the above test, we are setting the maximum queue size, the core queue size and the queue rejection size. Hystrix will start rejecting the requests when the maximum number of threads have reached 10 and the task queue has reached a size of 10. The core size is the number of threads that always stay alive in the thread pool.

How to set the thread pool size in hystrix?

Let’s see how to set the thread pool size in HystrixCommand: In the above test, we are setting the maximum queue size, the core queue size and the queue rejection size. Hystrix will start rejecting the requests when the maximum number of threads have reached 10 and the task queue has reached a size of 10.

What are the benefits of using hystrix framework?

In summary Hystrix is designed to: Provide protection and control over failures and latency from services typically accessed over the network In the next post we will see how to combine the benefits of Hystrix with the Spring framework. The full project code and all examples can be found over on the github project.