Piranha like fish that are not exodons

[Backfromthedead]

Redfin argenteus tetras. Not as large as SD but larger than columbians or blackskirt, tight schoolers, indiscriminate eaters, look great in a group.

This is my group in the middle of the tank.


They might be pretty jumpy in a 55 gallon. make sure you have a tight lid.

 

[MatteoTheEnder22]

Redfin argenteus tetras. Not as large as SD but larger than columbians or blackskirt, tight schoolers, indiscriminate eaters, look great in a group.

This is my group in the middle of the tank.
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They might be pretty jumpy in a 55 gallon. make sure you have a tight lid.

Okay they look cool where did you get them from???

 

[twentyleagues]

Wimple piranha (even though a piranha), charax gibbosus and sp, oligosarcus, rhoadsia altipinna, and roeboides guatemalensis.

That rhoadsia altipinna is a great looking little monster!

The Congos are a personal favorite of mine. Another African would be the African red eye or Arnold's tetra.
Diamond tetras would work also.

 

[MatteoTheEnder22]

That rhoadsia altipinna is a great looking little monster!

The Congos are a personal favorite of mine. Another African would be the African red eye or Arnold's tetra.
Diamond tetras would work also.

Where do u find the rhoadsia altipinna becuase it looks very cool

 

[Backfromthedead]

Okay they look cool where did you get them from???

Those came from liveaquaria. Ive seen them for sale at times on aquaimports and tuic.

 

[MatteoTheEnder22]

Those came from liveaquaria. Ive seen them for sale at times on aquaimports and tuic.

Okay thx question ive never heard of tunic by any chance can you post a link to there plz???

 

[angelcrze]

I vote for Columbian tetra or Congo. I had both in my 90g, the congos were longer bodied and more robust, like when they swam, they had had more force and rougher with the plants. But they are not too rough, just different than the Columbians. They love some room to swim the length of the tank.

The Columbians were about 2.5 inches as opposed to 3/3.5" and more piranha shaped deeper bodied. But they don't swim as fast as congos. Eight of them became 11 on their own and they made a nice tank presence with the congo school despite being from different continents, they enjoy similar conditions, so it worked. I plan to get Columbians back in my 120g.

 

[MatteoTheEnder22]

I vote for Columbian tetra or Congo. I had both in my 90g, the congos were longer bodied and more robust, like when they swam, they had had more force and rougher with the plants. But they are not too rough, just different than the Columbians. They love some room to swim the length of the tank.

The Columbians were about 2.5 inches as opposed to 3/3.5" and more piranha shaped deeper bodied. But they don't swim as fast as congos. Eight of them became 11 on their own and they made a nice tank presence with the congo school despite being from different continents, they enjoy similar conditions, so it worked. I plan to get Columbians back in my 120g.

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Those are some nice tetras

 

[angelcrze]

I know it was mentioned, but did you look at images?

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[MatteoTheEnder22]

I know it mentioned, but did you look at images?

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wow didnt know they have visible teeth