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Why do gulper fish have small eyes?
gulper fish have small eyes because it help prevents water from damanging it eyes
Can anyone help my sick fish Eyes turned white and skin is falling off can this be treated?
It sounds like your fish has fungus over its eyes and skin. That indicates terrible water conditions. All fish need to have clean water. Change the water! Successfull fish keepers change at least a part of a tanks water weekly.
How do fish eyes became wet?
Becuse they water inside eye.
How are fish adapted to living water?
2 ways that Fish are adapted to living in water are gills and fins, or scales ( streamline) and protected eyes.
If we can't see air can fish see water?
No. Their eyes are designed to ignore it.
Where did the expression fish out of water come from?
Their mouths lap open and their eyes freeze they jump about looking for the water.
How clearly can fish see us?
Fish eyes have a tough layer of scleral tissue covering their eyes, allowing them to see in water and eliminating the need for lids or coverings over the eyes. This means that a fish will not be able to clearly see us unless we are in the water with them, if they are looking out of a bowl or aquarium the glass would distort their vision.
How old does a water dragon have to be to be able to eat fish and pinkies?
Maybe when the fish or pinkie can fit between the space of there eyes
Why dont fish blink?
They don't have eyelids and the reason why people blink is because we have to wet our eyes,but, they live under water so they're eyes are always wet.
What do Dieters and fish have in common?
they both.... like water??? well maybe they both have eyes?
What do fish appear like?
A FISH LOOKS LIKE A FISH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CHARACTERISTICS INCLUDE FINS GILLS BEADY EYES DEPENDENCE UPON WATER ENJOY YOUR SUSHI!
What do human eyes have that fish eyes lack?
Human eyes have eyebrows while no fish has eyebrows. The human eyes also have eye lashes while fish do not have.
