Piranhas gone wild (VIDEO)
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Surprised they didn't try to eat each other. Ihad a breeding pair of redbelly pirhanas... if you left them more than two days without live food, they would go after each other. It got ugly. -
let's just say "then there were 5"Originally posted by LadyMischief
Surprised they didn't try to eat each other. Ihad a breeding pair of redbelly pirhanas... if you left them more than two days without live food, they would go after each other. It got ugly.
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Lol Nice.. My female actually did eat some of the male. I figured for SURE he was dead, but amazingly enough it grew back! They were still babies when it happened... about the 4 inches long.. By the time I had to part with them (I moved and couldn't take a 200 gallon tank with me), they were the size of dinner plates and were making me some nice money from the babiesOriginally posted by The Click
let's just say "then there were 5"
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pretty cool - didn't look like the mouse made contact with any of them... that's one concern with full growns...
yeh, one piranha is enough for me... he just went 2+ weeks without eating and destroyed the feeders ...
and yeh, they will turn on each other so i don't want to run that risk ... since I end up leaving for extended periods of time.Comment
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appropriately it was a song called "piranha" by Six Feet UnderOriginally posted by Equinox
What was that background song Click?
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that was great.
those things are going to need a much bigger tank if you want them to get really big.Comment
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I had a couple girls do that to me once.Comment
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those are sime little pirahnna. tree had one of those things that lived to be like 9.
it was about an inch thick, and 8" x 8"
spike was a beast, finally died not long ago. hell of a life span for a high maintenance predatory <><Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war.Comment
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Wow, they threw you in a fish tank?Originally posted by VirtuMike
I had a couple girls do that to me once.
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I ate a few of those (piranha not mice) in Venezuela a few years ago. They are pretty good. Some Amazonians eat them all the time.
We had to fish for them putting little chunks of chicken on our hooks and just seconds after it hit the water you had to yank it out or your bait would be gone.
To add to the story, which doesn't even sound believable in the first place, we were on a 4 day hunt looking for anaconda, sleeping in tents and living off the land... yadda, yadda. It was 100's and 100's of miles of land spotted with little ponds filled with piranha and crocodile, and all over the land were cattle (and bones). Of course this marshy environment made a perfect growing ground for shrooms as cow dung was everywhere. So our guide was eating the shrooms like candy and wading into shallow waters (not the piranha & croc ponds) shuffling across the bottom trying to find one of the largest snakes in the world, and wrestling crocodiles along the way. I was with the South American "Croc Hunter" on shrooms. Truly insane.
Now every time I see one of those fish I want to eat it... they really do taste that good.Comment
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Originally posted by DirtyWhiteBoy
I ate a few of those (piranha not mice) in Venezuela a few years ago. They are pretty good. Some Amazonians eat them all the time.
We had to fish for them putting little chunks of chicken on our hooks and just seconds after it hit the water you had to yank it out or your bait would be gone.
To add to the story, which doesn't even sound believable in the first place, we were on a 4 day hunt looking for anaconda, sleeping in tents and living off the land... yadda, yadda. It was 100's and 100's of miles of land spotted with little ponds filled with piranha and crocodile, and all over the land were cattle (and bones). Of course this marshy environment made a perfect growing ground for shrooms as cow dung was everywhere. So our guide was eating the shrooms like candy and wading into shallow waters (not the piranha & croc ponds) shuffling across the bottom trying to find one of the largest snakes in the world, and wrestling crocodiles along the way. I was with the South American "Croc Hunter" on shrooms. Truly insane.
Now every time I see one of those fish I want to eat it... they really do taste that good.
Originally posted by rayadp05I rebooted, deleted temp files, history, cookies and everything...still cannot view the news clip. All I see is that fucking gay ass music video from "Rick Roll". Anyone else have a different link to the news clip?Comment
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Looks more like 4 agents going after a new model in LA.Comment
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Lets not get confused here, I was not the one in the water nor was I even thinking about it. It was my mushroom eating guide and I'm guessing he has done that enough to know what is safe and what is not.Originally posted by kiwi
Hey DirtyWhiteBoy, how do you know if a place was safe to wade in or if it had piranhas or crocs in it?
I was scared to death just being that close to things that could eat me or strangle me to death... no way would I do it trippin'. I guess it's old hat for him, just another day at the office.Comment
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Only a few dead ones. :-( Looking back, I don't know why I wanted to find one in the first place. We were going to catch it, hold it out among the 10 or so of us that were there and take a picture with it. Not a bright idea. It was for the best that we didn't find a live one.Originally posted by aflex
well, did you find the anaconda?
cool fish videos!Comment




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