Meanest/ Most aggressive type of fish that SHOALS

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shor171ty

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I know everybody always asks this question, and there is no definite answer, but I would like some poeple's opinions on the meanest most aggressive fish that travles in a shoal and is not just motivated by hunger to be aggressive---Between Fresh or Salt Water----I've been told the Caribe Piranha, any opinions on that or suggestions to a different type of fish?
---The most non-boring species that fits the above requirements, and unique color wouldn't hurt either
----Or any methods on how to get a type of fish very aggressive besides starving it or making it protect its nest after mating?
 
exodon
 
bluefish!!!! better have a big tank!
 
I'm changing the requirments for the fish now.....Whats the meanest most aggressive fish that travels in shoals (for awsome frenzys) that is a piranha species?
 
dude get some exodons

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in the second video what was feed i couldn't really see it
 
the best is caribe piranha but if you get some get a big tank and a 55 is considered small when your talkin caribe im talkin 210, 300 would be better tho
 
Isn't a 55 considered small anyways?
 
shor171ty;2785777; said:
I know everybody always asks this question, and there is no definite answer, but I would like some poeple's opinions on the meanest most aggressive fish that travles in a shoal and is not just motivated by hunger to be aggressive---Between Fresh or Salt Water----I've been told the Caribe Piranha, any opinions on that or suggestions to a different type of fish?
---The most non-boring species that fits the above requirements, and unique color wouldn't hurt either
----Or any methods on how to get a type of fish very aggressive besides starving it or making it protect its nest after mating?


This post has undoubtedly proved of your immense immaturity.. To solely purchase any fish or animal for its aggression and then probably disard it after it doesnt live up to your " death in a box " perception is considered extremely juvenile..I would reccomend maybe getting into a different hobby where you dont come into contact with living things that will rely on you for their survival..

I would do some reading aswell, because if you did read up on caribe, or any other Pygo, you probably would have come across the following information.. Pygos school for defensive reasons, not for hunting. In the aquarium Pygos tend to be extremely skittish unless raised from a very small size.. You will need an extremely large tank to hold any sort of real shoal of more then 3 to 4 individuals.. Pygos usually just hang out, in a stationary position moving only when its necessary..

These fish dont exactley fit your description after acquiring some information do they? Dont believe everything you see on TV..

Happy Posting
 
cepon3;2918218; said:
This post has undoubtedly proved of your immense immaturity.. To solely purchase any fish or animal for its aggression and then probably disard it after it doesnt live up to your " death in a box " perception is considered extremely juvenile..I would reccomend maybe getting into a different hobby where you dont come into contact with living things that will rely on you for their survival..

I would do some reading aswell, because if you did read up on caribe, or any other Pygo, you probably would have come across the following information.. Pygos school for defensive reasons, not for hunting. In the aquarium Pygos tend to be extremely skittish unless raised from a very small size.. You will need an extremely large tank to hold any sort of real shoal of more then 3 to 4 individuals.. Pygos usually just hang out, in a stationary position moving only when its necessary..

These fish dont exactley fit your description after acquiring some information do they? Dont believe everything you see on TV..

Happy Posting


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