Piranhas

if you want a piranha as a pet it would cost 50 or 70 dollars

Humans eat Red Piranhas. We are their number one predator.

wash your gear... then clean the washing machine, or hand wash it out with the hose and soap

Usually about 4 - 6 depends if there in captivitly or in the wild

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.

To defeat Petey Piranha, you must fill him up with water while his mouth is open. Then you must ground pound on his stomach when he falls over.

Like all fish, piranhas are cold-blooded, or "ectothermic", so their body temperature has a wider range than that of an endothermic animal such as a mammal or bird. Their body temperaure is reliant upon their environment. Piranhas live in rivers that have a temperature range of 24 - 30 degrees Celsius, or 75 - 86 degrees Fahrenheit.

15-50 mph

No, they are a South American fish. Some have been found in North America but these are not natives but rejects from someones aquarium. If your cat Fluffy falls in the river she is more likely to be swallowed by a large catfish than be eaten by a piranha.

This is all preference so everyone will tell you something different. Personally, i am a CP fan. To get the best accuracy, you should look into invest in a barrel kit, with multiple backs.

There are some companies that made after marker parts for the Piranha, though they would be a very tough find at this day and age.

Piranha

there is only one type of pirana.

Although both is decent for the price, the SLG is better. If you have money for the SLG, go for it, otherwise the Piranha GTI is good enough.

Silver Dollar's are in the Characidae family which are closely related to Pacu, and Piranha. Silver Dollars should be kept in schools (3 or more), and in larger tanks due to their size.

no piranhas can not bite through kevlar body armor at all do not try it

It takes at least 50 piranhas to kill a female green anaconda.

Ocelots do not prey on anacondas.

There are 3 main types of Piranhas.

Here is the List from LEAST aggressive to HIGHLY aggressive.

1) Least aggressive is the Red Belly Piranha. It has a bad reputation and old myths about how they would kill and eat anything. But the piranha will not attack or kill a human. It still eats and can kill, Fish; Worms; Insects; Mice; Birds... ETC.

2) Golden Belly Piranha, i know little of this pirahna except that it is said it cannot be kept with anything but itself (Same type of pirahna). They are very hard to find and are endangered. Like the Black Pirahna. (SEE 3)

3) Black Belly Piranha is highly, the MOST aggressive piranhas known. They are black and will eat ANYTHING. If you circle the tank the black belly will FOLLOW you thinking it can attack you. It will kill anything and eat it. It is compatible with the Red belly and its own kind. Its not as often seen as a red belly. There has never been a record of a Black Belly Piranha being bred with the Red, and Golden Bellied Piranhas.

THE PIRANHA IN GENERAL:

It has a round face, and usually has very sharp teeth. It face cuves as it has very dramaticly pointed fins. the back fin is usually a v-shape and there is a small upper and a red under belly fin. (THIS CASE IT IS A RED BELLY PIRANHA BECAUSE OF THE RED UNDER FIN)

Because it doesnt like you... Because it doesnt like you... Because it doesnt like you...

It could possibly survive but it will always be terribly deformed.

the piranhas body ttemperature is cold blooded this took my a while to find so i Hope you appreciate it

A piranha has strong jaws and sharp teeth that can exert a bite force of around 30 times its body weight, which is relatively strong compared to other fish. However, piranhas are not mindless killing machines and typically only pose a risk to humans when they are provoked or feel threatened.

Actually yea piranhas do live in South Africa.