Turtle and Rays

hi guys...
need some opinion
is it okay if i put a 6"++ PNT with 14" rays?
any experience before?
tank size 150x70x70cm
biota:
-4 14" rays
-2 6" redhook
-1 6" flagtail
-1 13" dorado
-1 13" IT

suggestions please
thanks

[samuelphan]

Better nit. Rays can be extremely susceptible to shock. The Pnt may decide to give the rays a friendly bite and you can prepare to say bye bye to your rays. I tried and lost 2 rays on 2 separate attempts.

[Elindra]

I would say depend on yr pnt personality.

I hv comm pnt with ray with no issues n some others hv been successful too.

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[koolman]

i dont think so.. my pnt kill two of my ray during comms.. haiz

[samuelphan]

No sure if the gender of the turtle play a part in the aggression against other tank occupants.

thanks for the comments

i found out that my pnt a bit sissy
because keep hiding and avoid interaction with other fishes
now only can eat pellet, frozen shrimp/fish
never touch feeder fish /GS

[gregsng]

PNT are canivores so better dun. Will nip your rays as they are not fast swimmers. Kelahs better choice with PNT.

[Schmike]

All my PNTs, including 1 which I'm housing for a friend, have no problem with any fish at all.

What I notice is they only attack stressed out or sick/weak fishes. Other than that, no problem at all.

gregsng:
PNTs are omnivores and their diet should contain mainly of plant matters.

[Elindra]

Originally Posted by kates1012

thanks for the comments

i found out that my pnt a bit sissy
because keep hiding and avoid interaction with other fishes
now only can eat pellet, frozen shrimp/fish
never touch feeder fish /GS

Maybe like my Piggy. Lol. He is such a wuss that the fishes bully him.

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[laken]

My PNT bites the fishes in the tank very frequently. So better not. But ultimately depends on your PNT itself.

Mine even attempts to bite my 1.5feet arowana.