No, it cannot swim backwards.
fish can swim upside down as a way to get rid of preditors, i see my goldfish swimming upside down regurarly and doesn't seem to be dead because he still moves. he normally does this when he it getting attacked by one of my guppies.
Yes they can. You will quite often observe female Humpback whales swimming on their backs, slapping the water with their flippers, at their breeding grounds.
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no a blue whale can not swim backward.
Yeah, no, a blue whale is not a boat, it cannot propel itself backwards
Yes. They have to swim up to the surface to breathe, they swim down to feed.
yes, they can
No, it cannot swim backwards.
there is no particular reason that your cat fish swims upside down but it could just be the kind of cat fish you have. it isn't abnormal for a cat fish to swim upside down because some can only swim that way.
If your fish cannot swim upright, is swimming on its side or upside down, it most likely has a swim bladder problem.
Gold fish will swim upside down if they have a swim bladder infection, try feeding it fish food that sinks because, when it eats food at the top of the tank it swallows air that goes to it's swim bladder causing it to go upside down at the top or bottom of the tank. Hope I Helped :)
No. Your fish has damaged its swim bladder.
If your fish is upside down, chances are that it has a swim bladder problem - you should research things to try, but it cannot always be cured.
For some fish, this is a way of escaping predators, for others, such as an upside-down catfish, it allows them to find food (primarily algae) on floating wood.
Yes, catfish in the Nile river do swim upside down.
The swim bladder helps the fish float right and balance. If a fish has something wrong with its swim bladder, it will have trouble swimming down and will soon get stuck upside-down and die.
If the goldfish is upside down and it is bloated, ................................It might be DEAD!
Upside down
when they get older they do
Swim bladder problems are common in fish, with some species being more prone to it than others. This often causes fish to swim upside down or erratically. Please see the link below for things you can try to help your fish - usually the problem is constipation and the solution is to help the fish "get unstuck". This problem can be fatal if left untreated, so please take action to help your fish.