Can a Pima live with Piranhas in aquarium?

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FYI piranha can't live with other fish lol believe me I've been testing for years lol only thing that survived was a super aggressive 5" convict male but prolly would of been eaten once breeding started for me had to take him out
 
I've heard of people keeping RBP with exodons up until a certain size. Once the RBP get to about 5 inches, I would imagine it would be the end of the road for the exodons. It says you are in the Bay Area...as in San Francisco? If so, not sure Cali likes people owning piranhas...believe me, I wish I could, haha
 
rmkblades said:
I've heard of people keeping RBP with exodons up until a certain size. Once the RBP get to about 5 inches, I would imagine it would be the end of the road for the exodons. It says you are in the Bay Area...as in San Francisco? If so, not sure Cali likes people owning piranhas...believe me, I wish I could, haha
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Better hope he doesn't live in the bay area, piranhas are illegal in California

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Piranha can be kept with many tankmates if done properly. Like I said I had 2 pleco, 6 giant danio and 22 black skirt tetras when I added 4 rbp. After 10 months I had all but 3 black skirt tetras and 2 of them I found the bodies from jumping out. One loss a year isnt very aggressive if you ask me. Ive seen piranha communities that would blow your mind. Search "amazing piranha" and find a thread I started a long time ago. You will be surprised
 
Piranhas aren't good to keep with anything, even other piranhas. It would be a waist of mone and of a perfect good fish. I've seen people keep plecos with them but still only a short amount of time you'll have him. I kept a wolf fish with a group of 7 reds but he went after them all the time and they stayed on other sides of the tank but idk if I could do it again now with my batch of 15 reds
 
Cats can live pygos without a problem. Long as they 18" and bigger. A 2' cat would OWN a rbp or Cariba tank.
 
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