Common name: Round stingrays

Urotrygonidae, commonly known as round stingrays, are a family of rays found primarily in the tropical and subtropical regions of the American Pacific. They are characterized by their rounded pectoral fin discs and long, slender tails equipped with venomous spines, which they use for defense. In the aquarium, they require large tanks with plenty of open sand area to bury themselves and a diet of meaty foods like shrimp and squid. They are sensitive to water quality and require stable conditions with well-oxygenated water. Due to their venomous nature, they should be handled with care.

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   Common name: Yellow stingray

   Scientific name: Urobatis jamaicensis