Newly discovered species of piranha. Information about this piranha not yet available
publicly though on a scientific level. it has been identified and recognized. Known information
from its habitat, it grows to around 6-8 inches. Resembles S.Rhombeus somewhat except for
one remarkable difference and one not shared by any other piranha. It possesses an ultra
violet purple line about 1 cm in width that runs from the bottom of its mouth continously over
the top of its mouth, along the top of its back until it reaches its dorsal fin. only a picture of
this fish will do justice in showing this most fascinating feature. It is fin-biter predominently
but can take small goldfish whole. Because its a fin biter, it is not a good schooling fish and
should be kept alone, though it is doing well living well with my other piranhas. Availabilty in
past, none, in the future, already a good handful brought into North America recently. Next to
the wimple piranha, this maybe the most unique and odd looking piranha available. Pictures
to come in the future.
