Southern eagle ray

The Southern eagle ray (Myliobatis goodei) is a species of fish known for its distinctive appearance, characterized by a broad, flat body and long, pointed wings, which contribute to its eagle-like shape. This ray is primarily found in the western Atlantic Ocean, ranging from the Gulf of Mexico to Brazil. It typically has a dark brown or grayish color on its back with a paler underside. The Southern eagle ray is not widely recognized within the aquarium hobby or fishkeeping communities, mainly because its size and habitat requirements make it unsuitable for home aquariums.