Piranah pond good idea?
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Hiya red wulf, welcome to MFK, you will need to define pond, any body of water that outflows directly into a water shed will most likely be illegal to stock with Piranha.
You pond will need tropical temps so unless you are heated and probably indoors it is probably not practicle. Indoor and greenhouse ponds would work, a raised indoor pond 8'x 12'x 2' holds about 1400g, so 20-24 full grown rpbs even using pond level filtration, you might want that room pet and child proofed.
You pond will need tropical temps so unless you are heated and probably indoors it is probably not practicle. Indoor and greenhouse ponds would work, a raised indoor pond 8'x 12'x 2' holds about 1400g, so 20-24 full grown rpbs even using pond level filtration, you might want that room pet and child proofed.
there was a video on p-fury.com awhile ago and a guy and a above ground pond full of pygos.....and it was crazy he put half a fish on a hook with a fishing rod and put it in there and they tore it to shreds it was nuts.....i think its a great idea as long as u dont have neighborhood kids either......make sure u post some vids!!!
Are you in Diamond Bar. CA? Ps are prohibited in CA. If you keep Ps, they'd have to be indoors. If you were caught with Ps in an outdoor setup, you'd probably be hauled away, locked up, the key to your cell melted, and your bars welded shut. Any missing cat or kid with a scratch on his finger could point the blame at your fish and you'd have no defense.
I had an illegal jump over my fence to evade the border patrol. He landed in my leopard shark pond and scratched himself on either the rocks or coral. That moron sued me and claimed he was attacked by my sharks and that having them so close to my fence was 'setting a trap' (also illegal in CA). I won the case but, it cost me $8K in legal costs. And, that's with fish that weren't on the prohibited list.
I had an illegal jump over my fence to evade the border patrol. He landed in my leopard shark pond and scratched himself on either the rocks or coral. That moron sued me and claimed he was attacked by my sharks and that having them so close to my fence was 'setting a trap' (also illegal in CA). I won the case but, it cost me $8K in legal costs. And, that's with fish that weren't on the prohibited list.
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