I'll try an update vid of my piranha again

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Ski (Alan McGee)
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31 Jan 2018 16:37 - 31 Jan 2018 23:25 #1 by Ski (Alan McGee)

I'll try an update vid of my piranha again was created by Ski (Alan McGee)

Hi guys, I'll try a youtube link again to see if it works this time

Some big lads in there with 3 cariba

Ski's tankhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8T0qVo7BzGQ

Last edit: 31 Jan 2018 23:25 by JohnH (John). Reason: Added video link

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31 Jan 2018 23:29 #2 by JohnH (John)

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Alan,
I took the liberty of adding your video to the previous post.

Please see the post I put up in November about posting videos - this seems to be the only way to add them at the moment.

John

www.irishfishkeepers.com/forum/29-websit...nto-the-forum#195488

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We're just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl - year after year.

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01 Feb 2018 10:57 #3 by Bill (Bill Hunter)

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Nice bunch of fish, Alan. Is that three red-bellies and a different species together? I don't know anything about piranhas

Bill

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06 Feb 2018 13:25 #4 by Ski (Alan McGee)

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Great thanks for that John

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06 Feb 2018 13:32 #5 by Ski (Alan McGee)

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Thanks Bill.

Yeah so there 10 pygocentrus nattereri and 3 pygocentrus cariba.

You can tell they're cariba by the black humeral spot.

Supposed to be more aggressive and get larger then the nattereri.

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