We have 6 piranha that we need to get rid of. Anyone interested?

Thanks!

just turn em loose in St Mary's lake

DO NOT turn them loose or flush them for that matter.

We have 6 piranha that we need to get rid of. Anyone interested?

Thanks!

What variety are they? I am interested. If you do not manage to find new homes, put them in a bowl of water and put them outside. Mother nature will take care of the rest, they start to shut down when water temps fall below 50 degrees F. Please do NOT set them loose.

Pretty sure they are red bellies. Don't want to kill them...

Interested!

DO NOT turn them loose or flush them for that matter.

What happens if they turn them loose? Isnt the water to cold here for them to live?

What happens if they turn them loose? Isnt the water to cold here for them to live?

They may be able to survive but it's too cold for them to flourish.

Just like the snakehead fish released in a pond in Crofton. And now they are everywhere. Not worth the chance.

Recipes to go with them ? :shrug:

Can I put them in the toilet at work and post the youtubes?

Just like the snakehead fish released in a pond in Crofton. And now they are everywhere. Not worth the chance.

Nope they are tropical, won't make it through the winter. Even if they do so what? Some kid catches one in a pond or lake and makes the news. Big deal.
Two were caught on base last year if I remember right.

What happens if they turn them loose? Isnt the water to cold here for them to live?

That's what all the books.and research says.






Shame piranhas can't read.

That's what all the books.and research says.






Shame piranhas can't read.

They could, but they eat the books before they get the chance.

Just like the snakehead fish released in a pond in Crofton. And now they are everywhere. Not worth the chance.

Snakeheads come from a similar climate. There have been studies done much further south of here and a small population may be able to survive and may even winter but will not flourish and reproduce.

Nope they are tropical, won't make it through the winter. Even if they do so what? Some kid catches one in a pond or lake and makes the news. Big deal.
Two were caught on base last year if I remember right.

Exactly. :smoochy:

I pm'd you!

We have 6 piranha that we need to get rid of. Anyone interested?

Thanks!

Are they good eating? If so I'll take them!