One of my Piranhas bit half of my other piranhas tail fin off. And because that made it swim slower, the other piranha kept on attacking it. So what I did was I caught the bully piranha and cut a bit of its tail fin off with some scissors. This made them both swim slower. And it worked, the bully piranha stopped attacking the other one and now both of their fins are growing back healthily. Just thort I would share this experiment with you
found way to stop rbp picking on each other
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wow guy im sure taking the bully back to the store was out of the question.... now when they both heal up im sure the same thing will happen again.....you should just give your fish back to the store and go burn ants with a magnifying glass you sick ****
that is a horrible temporary solution at best, what happens when the tail grows back and he goes right back to picking on the other one? there are far more responsible ways of dealing with aggression than chopping off the aggressor's tail in an attempt to slow him down. did you try lowering the temp, creating more hiding places, or anything else first? when things get bad, you can separate the fish by putting them in different tanks or by giving one away... or in your case, both of them.