Individual fish are safer from a predator if swimming in a shoal, than if they are swimming alone.
Yes, Julii fish do swim in shoals. They like to swim in a group of 5 or 6 ,I found this answer from a professional. I brought a Julii fish when my tank was set up and the water was at the correct temperature for tropical fish (25 degress c), then exactly a week later, I brought another Julii fish and put it in the tank, straight away they went to each other and swam togethor. I think they might be mating already even though they have been togethor for a few minutes, BUT if your tank is full i personally would recommend not to get two of different genders just incase they mate.
Huge. Sardines swim in shoals of millions during the 'sardine run' off the coast of South Africa. These shoals are measured in square kilometers over their area. The largest school of fish on record was a school of approximately 20 million herrings off the coast of NJ. The school was roughly the size of Manhattan, and was reported in 2006.
they strike fast threw shoals of fish or single out fish and get them then
Huge. Sardines swim in shoals of millions during the 'sardine run' off the coast of South Africa. These shoals are measured in square kilometers over their area. The largest school of fish on record was a school of approximately 20 million herrings off the coast of NJ. The school was roughly the size of Manhattan, and was reported in 2006.
Since penguins eat fish, they have to swim all the time to catch their dinner.
they strike fast threw shoals of fish or single out fish and get them then
Sometimes, if they are lucky, yes. Usually, fish catch swim bladder disease if they swallow too much air however this is very rare and happens more often on some types of fish. Very often, the answer is no.
Sonar can be used to locate large shoals of fish.
Yes fish can swim.
Fish can swim in any direction.
A catfish would be an example of a fish that can swim.
to help the fish swim and float