it all depends on the species of fish.
most fish don't give birth through sexual interaction. the females lay their eggs on a safe place, to keep them safe from other predators, and the male squirts a cloud of sperm on the eggs, and fertilizes them. than the eggs hatch on their own.
for other fish, hte DNA coding that makes them the species that they are, cannot be crossed with another fish species. they are too different. if that wasa to occur and was successful, than the fish would either A- kill their child after birthing it, if the fish lives, or B- die during the birthing proccess because the fish has inherited a different form of getting out of the mother than the other fish species.
why would you want to know that anyway???
Yes Many species of fish do indeed lay eggs. There are also fish species that give live birth, sharks and small aquarium fish suck as mollies and guppies are examples. These fish that give live birth are called "livebearers".
Some fish species produce eggs and some fish species give birth to live baby fish.
That is not possible to do . A human cannot give birth to other species.
Mollies actually give birth to live young, they are one of the few tropical fish species who do this.
Most fish lay eggs, which are fertilized externally. However, some species of fish, such as certain types of sharks and guppies, give birth to live young.
no, all fish except genetically altered ones lay eggs
Most fish lay eggs. Depending on what type it is ... Some lay eggs and some give birth. When you get new fish and you already gave loads you don't know whether they're boy or girl so quite a few might give birth or lay gags.
No, fish are not mammals; they belong to a different class of animals known as Pisces. Fish are cold-blooded, have gills for breathing underwater, and typically lay eggs. In contrast, mammals are warm-blooded, possess mammary glands for nursing their young, and usually give live birth, although there are some exceptions among certain species like monotremes. Therefore, while some mammals do give live birth, fish do not.
No, dogs cannot give birth to cows because they are completely different species with different genetic makeups. Dogs give birth to puppies, while cows give birth to calves. In nature, animals can only give birth to offspring within their own species.
Approximately 20% of animal species give birth to live young. This includes mammals, some reptiles, and a few fish species. The majority of animal species, such as most fish, amphibians, and invertebrates, reproduce by laying eggs. Thus, live birth is relatively rare compared to egg-laying in the animal kingdom.
Fish did not give birth but only lay eggs
All (female) fish give birth.