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Measuring rays

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ReefTroll

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Hi all, recently I was talking online to a man who works at the Australian Museum. I said I am fairly sure out local Mask Rays get larger than their listed maximum size, we then said maybe I could try and measure then somehow to get some good info.
So, anybody have a good way to try and measure a ray on the ocean floor?? (Only roughly obviously) I was thinking maybe a rope with small weights and obvious measurements marked on him to drag next to them??
 
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