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BigFish
07-30-2005, 9:29 PM
would their be any species of pirahna that would fit in a 20 gallon
Vitaliy
07-30-2005, 10:07 PM
Look man, I did not feel like saying this in any of your first 10,000 posts but you need to shut the hell up about your damn 12/20 gallon tank. People give you tons of suggestions and all of them go ignored, there is nothing "aggressive" you can stick in a damn 20 gallon tank. Relax and shut the **** up, will ya?
BigFish
07-31-2005, 12:54 AM
nope
RhomBeusBoi
08-01-2005, 4:08 PM
I think that you could have up to 3 redbellies in a 20g for a about 6 months or until they get over 3". Or you can have one rhom in there. Make sure the rhom is very small. About 1.5" should be ok for a while. rhoms grow very slow.
digitalbliss
08-01-2005, 4:47 PM
Piranha-wise, I was told that you can use a 20g as a grow out tank until, like stated before, they are about 3" each.
I was also told that a 20g long would be a suitable for a singleton, but was also forewarned that a singleton will be very shy and it's not recommended to keep any less than 3 at a time.
1 will be timid, 2 will compete and will end up in the death of one or both of the fish, but 3 can be a community and great fun.
RhomBeusBoi
08-01-2005, 5:04 PM
I would say that you should be able to house 3 adult rb's for life in a 55g. assuming they grow up together in it.
digitalbliss
08-01-2005, 5:24 PM
Yea, also something else I was told -
If you're going to get a shoal of Piranha, you have to get them together. If you get one to put in your 20 gallon, and decide to upgrade later, do NOT introduce new ones.
I'm just giving advice I was given when i started a piranha tank.
RhomBeusBoi
08-01-2005, 5:30 PM
You were told right.
jenBLKAROWANA
08-01-2005, 5:55 PM
Look man, I did not feel like saying this in any of your first 10,000 posts but you need to shut the hell up about your damn 12/20 gallon tank. People give you tons of suggestions and all of them go ignored, there is nothing "aggressive" you can stick in a damn 20 gallon tank. Relax and shut the **** up, will ya?
:y220d:
I think you scared him off...lol...I was thinking the same thing...
DeLgAdO
08-01-2005, 6:27 PM
I think you scared him off...lol...I was thinking the same thing...
me too.
Look man, I did not feel like saying this in any of your first 10,000 posts but you need to shut the hell up about your damn 12/20 gallon tank. People give you tons of suggestions and all of them go ignored, there is nothing "aggressive" you can stick in a damn 20 gallon tank. Relax and shut the **** up, will ya?
LOL, I got to disagree though, there are lots of "agressive" fish that fit in a 20g. It just depends on what you mean by aggresive. Sticklebacks are very aggresive towards each other and fun to watch. Somehow I don't think this is what he means though. He could also stick in a large arowana if he folds it right.
Mattcomptonassvanhorn
08-01-2005, 9:25 PM
Vital you are my HERO! :headbang2 :headbang2
thamunsta
08-02-2005, 12:02 AM
i kept my 4 rbps in my 25g til they where about 4" and then i realized that it was COMPLETE AND TOTAL MADNESS NO SPACE OR ANYTHING in there and put em in my 55 where they are for the rest of thier lives
RhomBeusBoi
08-02-2005, 1:16 AM
HAHA, madness fo sho!
rweedon
08-02-2005, 1:49 AM
for those of you who think pacu's should be in a 55 gal do you know how large they get? 2 feet long and tall don't believe me the next time you go to Vegas go to Mandalay Bay's aquarium exhibit... best 15 dollars I have ever spent!!!
STONEDFISH
08-02-2005, 2:28 AM
HAHAHA....I repeat "Get a bigger tank and change your avatar."
RhomBeusBoi
08-02-2005, 2:43 AM
Werd.........that avatars weak, dogg....weak...
guppy
08-02-2005, 10:22 AM
Seriously though, you could keep a singleton rbpiranha, or a whimples p. in a 20 for life, it wouldn,t be agressive though, just fat and lazy.
Vitaliy
08-02-2005, 10:45 AM
for those of you who think pacu's should be in a 55 gal do you know how large they get? 2 feet long and tall don't believe me the next time you go to Vegas go to Mandalay Bay's aquarium exhibit... best 15 dollars I have ever spent!!!
They are talking about Red Belly Piranaha's and not Pacus.
Tango374
08-03-2005, 3:59 PM
would their be any species of pirahna that would fit in a 20 gallon
No.
toxicfish
08-12-2005, 3:39 AM
:hitting: hahahahaha
Serygo
08-21-2005, 4:21 PM
I wouldnt reccomend any piranhas in a 20g.
boredcpl
08-21-2005, 5:06 PM
piranhas in a 20g is a starter tank for them...i started mine in a 10g and feed them like 4 times a day.. i shoveled the food to them and cleaned the tank alot...they grew fast and was transfered to a 50g they look happy and health and when they get bigger i might put them in my 105g.. if i havent done something different with the 105..
oscar1
08-23-2005, 9:49 PM
no monster fish will fit in a damn 20 gallon tank by a bigger tank or get some tetra for yourself
Just1nK4ng
08-25-2005, 3:49 AM
would their be any species of pirahna that would fit in a 20 gallon
will a gold spilo would be good because it likes to stay solo but i perfer you getting a bigger tank before getting piranhas