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Taeniura lymma |
Distribution |
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Bluespotted stingray ; Bluespotted ribbontail ray |
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Blaupunktrochen |
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Blauwgespikkelde pijlstaartrog |
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Raie pastenague à taches bleues |
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Raya manchada de azul |
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Trigone a macchie blu |
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The tropical Pacific
The Red Sea
The Indian Ocean |
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Environment and movement of the diurnal species |
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The species is generally observed in a sandy/silty area.
The species is generally motionless in its environment
The species is generally found on or close to the seafloor.
The species can be found between 2 and 30 Meters.
Common species.Hides in the sand.
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Environment and movement of the nocturnal species |
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The species is generally observed on the reef or near it.
The species is generally seen moving in its environment.
The species is generally found on or close to the seafloor.
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General behaviour of the species |
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Species generally solitary
The animal is rather indifferent to the diver, though it remains on its guard
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General characteristics of the species |
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Maximum size : 80 cm
The animal is a hunter low in the food chain.Diet : Crustaceans - Mollusks - Sea worms
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Relationship with humans |
The spines of the animal can be very dangerous The species is good to eat
The species is exploited in the following sector(s) :
- Aquarium enthusiasts.
- Fishing or commercial aquiculture for food.
-Sport or local fishing.
The species is classified asVulnerable
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