Possible to breed black piranha?

[darkmatter]

Is is possible to breed black piranha in home aquaria?

 

[Fish on Fire]

Yeah, but has it been done? Probably not. There's always a possibility.

 

[---XR---]

Is is possible to breed black piranha in home aquaria?

No. never been done. they are impossible to cohab it has been tried many times. breeding can't be done.

 

[Fish on Fire]

There's always a way, ;D. Nothing is impossible.

 

[---XR---]

There's always a way, ;D. Nothing is impossible.

try cohabing black p's in any size aquaria, and you'll see

can it be done in the wild-yes.

home aquaria- no. though your aloud to try.

 

[Fish on Fire]

Again, anything is possible ;P. Lol. So have people tried a 10,000+ gallon tank? XD Find baby black piranha and raise them together?

 

[---XR---]

Again, anything is possible ;P. Lol. So have people tried a 10,000+ gallon tank? XD Find baby black piranha and raise them together?

well if somebody wants to waste a 10,000 gallon tank they can do it. i'm just stateing the facts of every cohab ever attempted. mabey one day somebody will pull it off. well see.

 

[Fish on Fire]

Lol, they may be impossible to breed in the regular home aquarium, but not in a giant one. XD

 

[Nabbig2]

It's always possible. I doubt you'll try it, but I say go for a 5k gallon pond and hope to get a pair. You could if you are determined enough, but it would take a hell of a lot of time, determination, and $$$$$$$

 

[Fish on Fire]

Hey, who says they have to breed willingly? It's possible to "squeeze" the eggs out of the female and then "milk" the male and put the sperm on the eggs to fertilize them. Then just place eggs into a hatching tank or whatever with the necessary procedures just like it is done with some salmon/ trout in fish farms. There is no need to really get a giant tank and make the co exist. Just get a male and female, condition them, then force it out of them. Same can be done for all fish if you know how to do it without harming the parents.