Piranha and Hoplias Aimara documentary

[pjo17]

shit

[tswjxeem]

the 2 in the fish tank in the beginning, are they the South America Aimara? Because the veriety of "wolf fish" in Southeast asia are not as aggresive as that.

[TandTfishpro]

2 of the top predator fresh water fish !

[Tang526]

awesome idea!!! will their be cardinal tetras and corydoras and such?

[killer71000]

holly sht that and ugly big fish at 1:24

[chieftx]

DAM!

I knew wolf fish were agressive but I didn't they would flat out mual thier own kind.

also are payara sport fish in venezuela?

[juand15]

En el Amazonas Ceria una esperiencia muy bacana ps creo yo q hay mucha mas diversidad de ciclidos y otras especies.

[juand15]

a bueno hojala lo puedan hacer en otras partes .

[fishfromvenezuela]

Donde te gustaria que lo hicieramos?

[wachter123]

IS NOT A HOPLIAS AIMARA, IS A DOG FISH

[juand15]

uds solo hacen esto en Venezuela??

[fishfromvenezuela]

Por los momentos, si.

[tafino]

Hydrolicus scomberoides all the way!!

And you've gotta love those Guabinas. What are they in english, Wolf fish?

I look forward to more clips as this is a subject dear to me.

[fishfromvenezuela]

Hydrolicus armatus ( vampire fish= payara ), yes all the way!!

Hoplias malabaricus (wolf fish = guabinas )

Pygocentus cariba ( piranha = caribe capaburro )

I hope to have the next clip of our next expedition on soon. The expedition is going to be: Hoplias aimara as big as they get. We are going in search of 4 feet ( 120 cm. ) long wolf fish. Probably of arround 24 to 30 pound ( 12 to 15 kilos ). This is the most agressive fish in Venezuela.