Do you mean the saltwater Lionfish? In which case, which species? The most well known Volitans Lionfish gets up to 15". While the Fuzzy Dwarf Lionfish gets only 4". And there are many other species of Lionfish too. If you meant Lionhead Goldfish, then these fancy Goldfish get to around 5"-8" in body length, excluding tail, sometimes larger.
A Volitans or other larger lionfish requires a tank of 75 gallons or more, while a dwarf lionfish species such as the Fu Manchu can be housed in tanks 30-50 gallons or larger.
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Young lionfish, like all other fish, are called fry. There is no other name for the lionfish, young or old.
Natural predators in the Indo-Pacific and Red Sea that are known to eat lionfish include sharks, cornetfish, grouper, large eels, frogfish and other scorpionfish. There is speculation that large snapperand some species of trigger fish eat lionfish in their native ranges as well
The whole population of various species that live and interact in an area are referred to as the ecosystem. All the species interact with each other for food or for habitation.
like a family they treat them with love
dogs pigs butterflies.....
they communicate by roaring
coevolution
Symbioses
coevolution