piranhas in a 29
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Have a look through the vendors...Massive Aggression, Shark Aquarium or Aquascape are all good bets.
massive aggression had some last month, check and see if he still has, if not I'm sure they'll get more
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?p=752609#post752609
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?p=752609#post752609
What i plan on doing and i'm 13 is to use an average swimming pool you can get from the store. The stronger kinds not the ones you blow up with an air pump and make that into a tank. And put a net over it too, 
u can do that. someone here did that for his aro. i think it was rottbo.
but for a 29g, either 1 rbp alone or none at all.
but for a 29g, either 1 rbp alone or none at all.
Mad-eye Moody;811003; said:What i plan on doing and i'm 13 is to use an average swimming pool you can get from the store. The stronger kinds not the ones you blow up with an air pump and make that into a tank. And put a net over it too,
not to sure if that would work bud, or you'd really really have to make sure the p's cant bite thru the material, and you'll definitely need to find strong enough filtration and heaters for this "project"
gar b3ar;858131; said:
Well that don't make it right, with a little research on your part you'll find that red bellies need to be kept in groups and need a little larger of a tank.
Although I did keep three 6-7"ers in a 65gallon I would say minimum tank size would be 75 gallon and 3 is the minimum number for the shoal.
Bderick67;858598; said:
arnt 65's the same as a 72 except for height??
anyways yeah reds should be kept in bigger groups or "shoals" due to they're skittishness. piranha's produce alot of waste and ammonia, and are very weiry of these pollutions
