It seems that plecostomus and large predatory fish can coexist with piranha fish. However, it is better to keep the piranha fish alone. — Red-bellied piranha

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Mordechai Adkins 4 Posts • 6 Replies

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It seems that plecostomus and large predatory fish can coexist with piranha fish. However, it is better to keep the piranha fish alone.

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Red-bellied piranha

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The red-bellied piranha is a fish from South America, found in the Amazon basin. It has sharp teeth that cannot be dislodged and a powerful bite. The fish hunts by attacking the tail or eyes of its target. It makes three sounds to warn its opponents.