cool video i found with rbp's and a oscar!
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i have 1rst hand exp in these matters as u can see hehehehehehehehe
PS
these are my little babys + oscie
also have about 75 cichlids pics coming soon,by the way i have 4 thier all about the same size give or take an inch, they have grown to this SIZE in 1 year
LOL
PS
these are my little babys + oscie
also have about 75 cichlids pics coming soon,by the way i have 4 thier all about the same size give or take an inch, they have grown to this SIZE in 1 year
LOL
Sorry to burst your bubble Perm, but those are Pacu's. RBP's do not grow that fast for one and do your "RBP's" have sharp teeth or crushing flat teeth?
i am going to take close up pics of the so called flat teeth and u will see that they are indeed very pointy up top they are also stagerd some wat like sharks teeth
let me tell u they seem to tare everything in site along with the oscar but then again they were raised together and let me tell u that the TIGEROSCAR is EXTREMLY AGRESIVE
and that is a under statement i cant even keep a pleco in the tank becouse they TORE up
my last one he was about 10" long , my wife FREAKED out wen she the PLECO in PACUS mouth OSCIE has been the only thing that i have been able to without eating or fihgting
AND REMEMBER RBPs can also stand for " red belly pacu" or in this case "red belly piranha" in either case they are very agressive AND TRUST ME I KNOW FIRST HAND, these
are not my first or my last it all depends in there upbringing and there diet ,
I have seen upclose and personal, a scrap between a PACU & A WOLFFISH and it was not a prety site they were in a 12' foote tank with devider wen he yanked that diverder boy it was on untill they separated a few second later SEEN WITH MY OWN EYES ,
let me tell u they seem to tare everything in site along with the oscar but then again they were raised together and let me tell u that the TIGEROSCAR is EXTREMLY AGRESIVE
and that is a under statement i cant even keep a pleco in the tank becouse they TORE up
my last one he was about 10" long , my wife FREAKED out wen she the PLECO in PACUS mouth OSCIE has been the only thing that i have been able to without eating or fihgting
AND REMEMBER RBPs can also stand for " red belly pacu" or in this case "red belly piranha" in either case they are very agressive AND TRUST ME I KNOW FIRST HAND, these
are not my first or my last it all depends in there upbringing and there diet ,
I have seen upclose and personal, a scrap between a PACU & A WOLFFISH and it was not a prety site they were in a 12' foote tank with devider wen he yanked that diverder boy it was on untill they separated a few second later SEEN WITH MY OWN EYES ,
a little info did u know that they gave the pacu thier name not unlike the lion becouse distingushing between they spiecies just like the lion is the largest cat pacus are the largest pirahna just a little info stright from the amozon village peaple have heard many stories about red bely pirahna and the pacus both black and red belys not just stories facts and events,they can get up to 30"s plus in size imagine falling in a school of 1000 of those things of that size LOL perm76
pretty old vid, I think it was the first time I ever saw a piranha eat a mouse though.
on the other hand, my old female jag swallowed a pinky mouse. it was a long shot, but since my tarantula didnt want it, I gave it a try
on the other hand, my old female jag swallowed a pinky mouse. it was a long shot, but since my tarantula didnt want it, I gave it a try
Dude, those are PACU'S not PIRANHA'S. No Piranha will get 15" that quick..... Just look at the fish. As far as the mouse feeding goes. I would much rather die quick however it happens than a slow painfull or painless death.. To those that says its a quick death a painless to feed mice/ BIG ASS OSCAR'S to Piranha's let me cut a arm off then a leg and then a arm and so on......You get my point. It Sucks no matter how cool you may think it is.
so you only feed frozen dead food. i would prefer that also. do you find the fish adapt and do as well without the instinct to kill .
