What is the level of turbidty that a piranha can live in?

Piranhas can tolerate a range of turbidity levels in their habitats, typically thriving in waters with moderate turbidity. They are often found in murky environments, such as rivers and lakes with high sediment loads, but excessive turbidity can hinder their ability to see and hunt effectively. Generally, turbidity levels of around 50 to 100 NTU (Nephelometric Turbidity Units) are manageable for piranhas, but they prefer clearer waters for optimal hunting and breeding conditions.