Serrasalmus elongatus
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Serrasalmus elongatus is a slender and elongated shaped piranha from the humeralis group. Adult Serrasalmus elongatus are found in deep, white water and juveniles are in usually shallow black waters of lagoons.
[edit] In the aquarium
Serrasalmus elongatus are notorious fin biters and should be kept in its own tank.
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