Certain fish, such as some kinds of sharks, have a special gland to process the salt changes in their bodies as needed. Piranha and fish without that gland living in a body of water with too much or too little salt would survive as well as an astronaut on the moon without a spacesuit.
no cuz they are freshwater fish and have adopted to live in freshwater so if they were to be moved to the ocean ,saltwater, they would die in a matter of secs cuz of not being able to adapt thanx good question!
Yes. A saltwater crocodile is stronger than any type of crocodile, and a saltwater crocodile could fill an enormous mouthful of piranhas.
then they would adapt to their environment and get teeth or find another way to get food
It lives in both. It is primarily a saltwater fish but does adapt to live in strictly freshwater (not just brackish)
Sometimes. In freshwater lake there could be piranhas and in saltwater lakes there might be poisonous urchins, so it depends what lake.
No. Minnows are bony fish, and sharks are Elasmobranchs.
Yes, I had a guppy live in my saltwater tank for a year. They are considered a brackish fish.... so they can adapt to a higher salinity level
As long as piranhas get.
freshwater and saltwater- they can live in both habitats. it really doesnt matter what kind of water they are in to them. saltwater
piranhas are very good swimmersbaby piranhas are learners on swimming
no it will die quickly To answer you question, They will die if you immediately put them in a pure saltwater environment. You can though slowly change the salt levels and make a fish adapt to the salt. But there only a few fish that can do this and the salt can only be a certain level. So you have to get fish that can take lower level of salt. Actually either way, meaning there are probably a few saltwater fish that can live in an low salt environment. That way you complete your look.
no piranhas are not in jamaica