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![]() If any people out there own Piranhas and employees at the LPS tell you its okay to put an algae eater in with them. Don't listen. I have read on a dozen sites and a few books that you cannot put another fish in with Piranhas due to territory issues and the obvious. Yet I listened to this one fool and POW! My poor algae eater diseased today due to attacks. I am off to the store for my refund ![]() -Sean |
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