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THE SOUTHERN FIDDLER RAY Classification:
 * Kingdom: || Animalia ||
 * Phylum: || Chordata ||
 * Class: || Chondrichthyes ||
 * Subclass: || Elasmobranchii ||
 * Order: || Rajiformes ||
 * Family: || Rhinobatidae ||

Male Size: The male fiddler ray grows to 1.4 metres Female Size: The female southern fiddler rays grow to 1.46 metres Breeding: T he southern fiddler ray is 4 to 5 months when they give birth.They give birth to between 4 and 6 young per breeding cycle. Habitat: During the day the southern fiddler ray lies buried in the soft sand in very shallow coastal waters in estuaries and seagrass beds in southern Australia. Feeding: The Southern Fiddler Ray eats shellfish, crabs, and worms, on the bottom Conclusion: The Southern Fiddler Ray is interesting because they have cool patterns on its back to camouflage.

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