No unless you were feeding the crayfish to the Piranha.
There would also be a chance of infecting the Piranha with disease or parasites that the crayfish my have.
yes, but it wont live more than 24 hours in fresh water - the piranhas will likely ignore it
Lionfish will feed on the dead piranha after the the piranha gets poisoned.
Probably, it really depends on size and length. But I am sure you could.
no,black piranha are highly, aggressive 2 in the same tank will attack each other.
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A giant piranha, a bull shark, a crocodile, an alligator, a big lobster, and a big crab.
Definately not in the plural form. A 10 gal tank in use only holds around 8 gals or so. 1 Piranha would be over maximum capacity.. The basic rules are. 1 inch of fish needs at least 1 gallon of water (a Piranha is about a 10 inch fish) Every tank must have a permanently running cycled filter. Every tank needs at least 50% of its water replaced every week.
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Piranha need a very large tank because they are messy fish. They should be alone in the tank with a pH of between 5.5 to 7.0 and a temperature of around 78 degrees.
During the lobster's respiration sometimes foam may be created. Usually this happens when they have been out of the water for a while. Unless the lobster is dead it's meaningless as far as their desirability for consumption. If it's your pet, you might want to put it back in the ocean, or your tank.
With great difficulty.
I've found that my pet lobster (Thadeus) often enjoys pieces of shredded cheddar with bacon crumbled. Almost every time I put that in his tank, its gone with in five minutes. I was told however, that lobsters are highly allergic to any kind of nut, so I strongly go against sloping some peanuts in your pets tank.
A pond works better..