Legal in cal

[Tbone7050]

Then I recommend Wimple Piranha!

Are they cool and vicious like very other piranha?!


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[jonny5]

i have your solution. Exodons, aka the bucktooth tetra.

Granted they are mini pihranha, maxing out at about 4 to 5 inches but they are schooling, they loook cool, and they are indeed more viscious than there larger brethren. Throw in a chunck of any meat and watch that water boil.

 

[barberking12]

thats not a good solution

 

[Tbone7050]

thats not a good solution

Why is that not a good solution?


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[Oddball]

I don't know if Wimple Piranha is legal species in California.

It appears that they are legal as they don't fall under any of the genera that California has listed.

Good call. CA lists illegal Ps by their genus and Catoprion mento (Whimple P) is not on the list.

 

[ecoli73]

sigh...I guess if the spirit of the law is no good, one only needs to follow the letter of the law.

Wonder what happens if people decide to say, reorganize asian aros to a different genius...


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[Joey822]

If u do it ll be hard to get them in cali. They check everything on state Lines trust me I know

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[Oddball]

Pedro gets them in from time to time.

 

[Tbone7050]

Pedro gets them in from time to time.

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Are whimple piranhas exactly like red belly? Like schooling and eating wise?


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[Oddball]

Yes, they'll school. Will feed on shrimp, crayfish, and fish.

Exactly lik red belly, ...no. Whimples are smaller and less aggressive.