Adult Piranha Identification

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Hello!


I would be very grateful if someone could help me with a exact identification and if possibly also likely catch site of my new serrasalmus.


I bought the fish two weeks ago by a private person in Sweden, according to him, it is guaranteed a rhom but the eyes are not red, maybe a little pink. He also said that the trader was serious and had stated that the fish is a rohm, I know what company he acted it from and it's usually serious.

Unfortunately I only have a poor image of the fish, but I can get more if needed.



Today “he” is about 9-in.


I will be very grateful for answers!
 
Hello!


I would be very grateful if someone could help me with a exact identification and if possibly also likely catch site of my new serrasalmus.


I bought the fish two weeks ago by a private person in Sweden, according to him, it is guaranteed a rhom but the eyes are not red, maybe a little pink. He also said that the trader was serious and had stated that the fish is a rohm, I know what company he acted it from and it's usually serious.

Unfortunately I only have a poor image of the fish, but I can get more if needed.



Today “he” is about 9-in.


I will be very grateful for answers!

Could my fish be a xingu rhom?

I think he looks like the fish in this thread:
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?548263-Xingu-Rhoms
 
Looks like a red bellied piranha to me. Just a bit washed out. Will probably color up in a few days once it's settled in.
 
Would this be considered a black mask Elong.? First two picture's is of how it looks now and the third picture is what it looked like when I first got it a week ago. I'm surprised how quickly it packed on weight. Thanks!
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Think it’s a black mask elongatus.
 
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