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I call it as I see it. First of all, you have no clue who I am and why I find suggestions like yours so repulsive. You also don't know that Oregon is attempting to prohibit piranas again because some idiot thought it was "cool" to just dump them in a creek so that some kid with a fishing pole could fish it out and make the evening news.DepH Posted Today, 01:27 PM
Ok. All I asked for was an answer if the is theoretically possible. I do not need replies like "moron" back. That does not help me. Why was this such an (as I get the impression of) appalling question? And as I said, this was just a thought., and like no one have ever thought about it.. Jeez..
Because people like you ruin it for everyone else. Look at your statementDepH said:Ok. All I asked for was an answer if the is theoretically possible. I do not need replies like "moron" back. That does not help me. Why was this such an (as I get the impression of) appalling question?And as I said, this was just a thought., and like no one have ever thought about it.. Jeez..![]()
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that alone tells us how smart you areit would have been fun to set loose several shoals into a lake
Hi! It's just a thought; would it be possible to adapt the piranha to survive in colder water than they are used to be? Like down to 15 or 10 degrees celsius? Hehe, this will sound very stupid but; if that was possible, it would have been fun to set loose several shoals into a lake. Although the other factors like water ph and stuff would be different, but if one could adapt the piranha to survive in this, do you think it would work?
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No it would not be possible to acclimate them to live for long periods of time at that temperature. As for setting loose shoals in a lake: It is not a wise choice because they are a predatory species that could decimate the eco-system in the lake if they established themselves. They would not survive long in cold climates. In a temperate one it would be more dangerous.DepH said:Hi! It's just a thought; would it be possible to adapt the piranha to survive in colder water than they are used to be? Like down to 15 or 10 degrees celsius? Hehe, this will sound very stupid but; if that was possible, it would have been fun to set loose several shoals into a lake. Although the other factors like water ph and stuff would be different, but if one could adapt the piranha to survive in this, do you think it would work?![]()
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First of all, if you guys would have actually READ what I was writing and taken it for what it stood, and not speculated further. I am saying it's just a THOUGHT, not an serious idea.traumatic said:It's a real bad idea, doing what you are asking about, it's the worst thing a fish keeper can do. It's calling on gov't to take away our right to keep the fish. They'll pass laws because you are ruining the ecosystem by introducing the fish into your native waters. THAT is what a moron does.
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they come in peace V <---- the vulcan greating thingyThanks to azeral26 or captain P ( ) I have gotten my answer.
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oompalumpa61 said:I think it'd be awsome to try to have piranhas adapt into a lake in your backyard. It would be a great project for someone to accomplish.
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