New piranha with wolf fish

[SandNukka15]

No, moved to East Norriton this past December. Love the characins.

Nice better then the city....I have family in Lansdale they like it better out there too.....good luck on the new tank.....what are u going with?

 

[Brock11]

In the tank or on the forum?! lol. No worries I think you've learned no more experiments.

No damage in the tank. As far as any other damage...?

 

[kno4te]

Just replying to the tension building part. That's all.

 

[Brock11]

Just replying to the tension building part. That's all.

I know what you mean. Lol. If I do something stupid I'll keep it to myself (Not saying I'm going to anything stupid on purpose).

 

[sledge760]

Nice better then the city....I have family in Lansdale they like it better out there too.....good luck on the new tank.....what are u going with?

Need a big tank...Predators of course.

 

[Yohanon]

Wolf fish are fascinating fish, but they know no fear and will eat anything they can fit in their mouth. Like the Rhom, they should be kept alone

 

[Yohanon]

One of the local fish stores has a 7" red hi-fin wolf fish that he said he would take $20 for. If only I had room for another tank!

 

[kno4te]

One of the local fish stores has a 7" red hi-fin wolf fish that he said he would take $20 for. If only I had room for another tank!

That's a great deal.

 

[Biomatic]

So I got this 5" piranha yesterday and I thought I would attempt to put him in with my 9" mala to see if just maybe they would leave eachother alone. (I know not the best idea, but it would be such an awesome combo.) View attachment 1173977 View attachment 1173978
View attachment 1173979 12 hours later experiment over. Tank will be divided today as another tank is prepared. Has anyone on here ever tried wolf fish with piranha?

I've seen some keep pelico that was big but they had a dither