Rays are a kind of cartilaginous fish. From the appearance, they are very characteristic and different from most fish. Their pectoral fins are very large, like wings on their sides. According to their habits, rays belong to a carnivorous fish, mainly feeding on some animals in the surrounding environment.
The main diet of wild rays is different in infancy and adulthood. When the rays are small, they mainly prey on crabs and lobsters around them. When they are adults, their prey is mainly mollusks, such as squid. The main prey of rays is their sense of smell, which can quickly detect the trace of prey, and then eat it after catching it. If rays are raised artificially, they can also be fed similar foods, such as mollusks, shrimps, and shellfish.
As mentioned above, the main food of rays is crabs, shrimps, shellfish, mollusks, and so on. Fish do not belong to the main food of rays, usually see them eat fish phenomenon is relatively small. But that's not to say they can't eat fish. Rays sometimes eat small fish, but it's not very common. They generally do not eat fish when they have the best food in their environment, and only prey on small fish when there is not enough food. If the rays are farmed, they can be fed mainly mollusks and shrimp, because fish is not their favorite food.
