Just some old shots..

[cepon3]

Here are just some older shots and vids i had laying in the photo lounge.. So just incase someone didnt get to see them here they are.. Ohh, and the next time my credentials in this hobby are in question just remember what you see here today.. this guy is as close to piranha perfection as you can get..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpZdApTBXUA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7F36WtMXZM

 

[famous323]

nice piranha cepon3

 

[cepon3]

nice piranha cepon3

Thank you..

 

[famous323]

i'm no piranha expert cepon but what other piranha species can be shoaled together besides the rbp? spilos?

 

[proaquatics]

sweet!

 

[cepon3]

i'm no piranha expert cepon but what other piranha species can be shoaled together besides the rbp? spilos?

Anything from the Pygocentrus genus are generally schooling fish.. Remember that piranha school for defensive purposes in the wild not for hunting, so when cramped in small tanks in captivity they can and will kill eachother. This will include; Natts, Caribe, Piraya, Ternetzi and Super Reds.

The only thing i have heard of schooling from the Serrasalmus genus would be geryi, spilopuera and maculatus. I have heard of 3 irritans cohabbing but that is an exception not the rule. Generally speaking these guys are fin nippers and scale eaters in the wild.. The aggression seen in captive specimens may be just feeding behavior directed towards the same fish over and over again.

 

[famous323]

Anything from the Pygocentrus genus are generally schooling fish.. Remember that piranha school for defensive purposes in the wild not for hunting, so when cramped in small tanks in captivity they can and will kill eachother. This will include; Natts, Caribe, Piraya, Ternetzi and Super Reds.

The only thing i have heard of schooling from the Serrasalmus genus would be spilopuera and maculatus. I have heard of 3 irritans cohabbing but that is an exception not the rule. Generally speaking these guys are fin nippers and scale eaters in the wild.. The aggression seen in captive specimens may be just feeding behavior directed towards the same fish over and over again.

thanks for the info man

 

[Tango374]

The only thing i have heard of schooling from the Serrasalmus genus would be spilopuera and maculatus. I have heard of 3 irritans cohabbing but that is an exception not the rule.

Forgot Geryi

 

[cepon3]

Forgot Geryi

NO i didnt Thanks

 

[Weylin]

Thats one amazing P...