Not necessarily. Clownfish are all born males and have mating groups. Out of these mating groups of all men, the biggest one of all of them will change his gender and become a female. This transition can take up to eight months to become evident and when the change is done, the males dance to impress her. when she decides on her mate, they will mate every 12-18 days, hiding their eggs in a protective nearby rock if conditions stay sublime for both of them. In this case, if the female dies, the group will chose the 2nd biggest fish and he will turn into a female. If she kills her mate, another will have to replace him.
Its not very likely but it is possible that clown fish can produce more than once a year.
Once.
2 times in a year
Once a year.
Normally once.
They can yes.
Cows do not give birth every month. They give birth once a year or ever 11 months. As such the question has no merit.
Usually only once.
A cow is generally and usually expected to give birth only once a year. However cows can give birth to calves once every 11 months. Occasionally a cow will give birth to a calf 10 months after her previous parturition, but that is quite rare.
An echidna lays a single egg just once a year.
Well overall clownfish live to about 45-50 years in their habitat. Teenage clownfish will live to 45-50 years. On the other hand clownfish will only like 4-8 years once they are in a aquarium. I would Suggest not keeping any clownfish in a fish tank anywhere. Only because you give them a shorter life, and we would not like it if we were kept in a cage. REMEMBER, once a clownfish always a clownfish. Here is a clownfish joke for you: What did one shark say to the other while eating a clownfish? Answer: This tastes funny! hahaha By Grace
Female koalas are ready to breed from age 2. After this, they give birth just once a year at most, and sometimes once every two years. They are quite slow breeders, which does not help their population figures.
Fish are like humans, they (most of the time) give birth (lay an egg-s) once.