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Based on my own experiences, $1000 Canadian is about right for an Aimara @ 12".

Stick your hand in the tank, when you pull it out and your missing fingers it's Aimara.

Sounds like an interesting experiment, it's gonna take some time but stick with it and keep the updates coming.

There are 2 of them for sale about 8 inches at Aquatic Kingdom on Dundas St in Mississauga. Going for $800 each.

Just a heads up Arapaimeg, the wolf fish from Gold Garden are not Aimara but the common wolf Malabaricus, hence the $100 price tag.

Those are some nice reds. The big one always in the picture looks pretty thick, seems like hes got an attitude to. I would just keep 'em..

I just recently got my 15 inch Piraya to take massivore pellets and i couldn't be happier. I will totally keep him on this diet if I can with tilapia and smelt as a treat once in awhile.

Nice Rhom, I love it when they interact.

If you've never kept Piranha before then Reds are the easiest in my opinion. Again, how many you keep depends on tank size. Do your water changes every week and feed a varied diet with the proper temp and you should be fine. Also, keep an eye out for overly aggressive fish.

It all depends on what type of Piranha you would want to keep and how many.

I agree with the above answers. Your tank is good for a long while as Black Piranha are slow growers. You can try a pleco or crawfish or whatever but the outcome will be the same, that black p will eventually kill it off. The only time I've seen success with co-habing anything with piranhas is...

Agreed those wolves look to be the infamous Aimara. Don't know too much about the others.

WOW, can't believe its not sold yet.

Too bad,I'd love to have that thing in my tank. Video would have been better if the aimara actually broke the surface to bite one of those dudes right in the nut sack. Priceless revenge..

If you love your rays don't do it..

Cool, never seen them so small.

Anybody else have an opinion? Where are all the wolf guys?

Thankfully none of my Aimara's jumped out of the tank, but my first one tried. Let me tell you it was about 14 inch and jumped like a torpedo hitting the glass so effen hard i thought it broke for sure. Everything i had on top like lids, light and a 10lb weight shifted so do not underestimate...

My Aimara is from Guyana and it has a similiar green/blue shine when it turns on an angle but a lot less than those from the first few pics.

Agreed, under jaw shot would help. Still a very nice pattern on this guy.