Piranha problem in pond

[RCDV]

Hello everyone, I'm currently having a problem with my caribe piranha (1) he/she's been eating some of my fish (one 14" TSN, two 8" RTC and aparently my three florida gars (haven't seen them for a while) my oscars are the only survivors and a pair of RTCs, thing is that i haven't seen my piranha since i threw it in (the pond has some kind of cave, I'll post pics later today. It's a +/- 8000 gallon pond)
How can i fish/catch it.. is there a way to attract him/her to me?

Thank you for helping

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[Vanimal]

I guess if you really want the Piranha out you could fish for it with a hook and some meat. But it may bite through your fishing line.


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[that_fish_Guy]

Go diving throw on your snorkel and catch him with a net. Don't worry he won't attack you that is just a myth. Unless your RTC's are 5 foot plus you should be fine


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[xraycer]

Are you sure these missing fish were eaten by the piranha and not by other rtc or some other predator(stork, heron, wild mammals)?

Are you sure the piranha is still alive and hasn't fallen to predation itself?

 

[SandNukka15]

Caribe are aggressive pygos..... Keeping piranhas with other fish is a myth.... They will eat and bite all fish even their own ..... Canabalistic ...... With that said like stated before pull a Jeremy wade and fish for that ***** lol don't worry about the line he won't cut it he will go strait for the bait

 

[Oddball]

Drain the pond down and do a proper head count. Remove corpses, clean, and refill the pond.

 

[cassd]

I'm sorry for your loss of fish but should of been somewhat expected I would also drain as much as I could and then a net or bucket if possible I would not want to catch my fish with a hook personally

 

[baji]

Ya draining the pond is the best way...

baji...

 

[cnel124]

Steel leaders and fishing line would probably be a safe thing to try before training the entire pond.

 

[IRONWOOD]

time to go fishing