The giant piranha is 133 centimeters long and weighs 50 kilograms.

Piranhas, also called piranhas, mainly live in the Amazon River in South America. According to their feeding habits, they can be divided into two types: omnivorous and carnivorous. The largest piranha in the world - the golden piranha. The average body length of the golden piranha is 133 centimeters and the weight reaches 50 kilograms. The most prominent feature is that it has horizontal stripes on its body and its tail is forked and slender. The golden piranha has a very distinctive appearance. It has ornamental value.

With a golden appearance, a bright red slender tail, and black horizontal stripes, the golden fish has a huge mouth and very sharp teeth, with gaps between each two teeth. The teeth of the whole mouth fit closely with the upper and lower jaws, and the muscles of the jaws are also very developed, just like a super fish-killing machine.

Introduction to the golden piranha

The golden piranha is a giant piranha. Even the piranhas in the aquarium can only reach one-third of the pH value of its living water. At 6.5 to 7.5, the water temperature is generally 23°C to 26°C. The main food of the golden fish comes from various fish and molluscs in rivers. They are native to the lower reaches of most open rivers and waterfalls in central and southern Africa.

The appearance of golden fish is generally silver, white or gray, and its scales are very shiny. Like many fish of the family Cyprinidae, it is also a very nervous fish. When the larvae of the golden fish are very timid, it is very difficult to raise them. It is only in the middle stage of growth that they gradually reveal their ferocious nature. However, so far there has been no news of the golden fish attacking humans.