Yes. Most tropical fish are carnivorous. Even a guppy is carnivorous. If you are referring to fish like Piranha, then only certain species are allowed to be kept in the U.S.A. Southern states, places that Piranha and other Amazonian carnivorous fish may thrive, they can not be purchased.
The King Angelfish "Holacanthus passer" is a carnivorous fish of the tropical reefs. No it is not autotrophic.
An arapaima is a large carnivorous South American tropical fish, Latin name Arapaima gigas.
Puffer fish will eat fins before anything. lol. they like bloodworm and more carnivorous foods.
It is never wise to mix animals from entirely different groups. Turtles are Amphibians and will wreck the water purity for tropical fish. They should be kept in a Terrarium not an Aquarium. In addition; most turtles are carnivorous, and will eat whatever fish they are housed with.
Mega, from Greek, means "big". A piranha is a carnivorous tropical fish witth very sharp teeth. That would mean a big one of those fish.
Well, the North-Eastern Australian Coastal blue gilled sliver trout has been known to fish specialists like myself to be particularly Carnivorous, but a more well known species is the silver scaled sharp tooth Flathead which feeds mostly on young children and green socks.
it depends because they all cost different prices but if you got to a pets @ home shop if you live near one they have tons of tropical fish with prices!=)
Robert plant has a dog and Jimmy page collected tropical fish.
to watch them mainly they dart about endlessly and some people just need something to do lol :)
No, catfish is not a tropical fish.
Guppies are an incredibly hardy tropical fish which makes them excellent for beginner fish hobbyists. They are also quite easy to breed and they come in many beautiful colours.
Yes, it is bad to put tropical fish in with river fish. The river fish can make the tropical fish sick.