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Red Bellied Piranha |
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By: Joshu Lang
Common Name: Red Bellied Piranha Latin Name: Pygocentrus Nattereri Origin: The Amazon Temperature: 75-81 degrees F Aggressivness: Very Aggressive Lighting: Piranha Like it darker to simulate the conditions of the amazons Adult Size: up to 24 Inches (60 cm) Minimum Tank Size: 10 gallon for a baby but as they get older 1 inch per gallon Feeding: Beef Heart, Live/Frozen Blood Worms, Feeder Fish (not very often becaue of parasites) Spawning Method : No clear sexual differences. Breeding females may appear more robust in shape. Eggs are laid among plants or in a pit in the substrate and defended by the parents. Hatching takes around 2-3 days. Comments: Unlike most people think piranhas are not really killer fish, actually they seek out the weak or injured to help the Amazon ecosystem, but in a home aquarium setup they are very scared fish and tend to hide alot and become active when hungry or a weaker fish enters their territories. CommentsName: Brandon Comments: Piranha are stronger and more agressive in bigger numbers than single Piranha. |
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