Comming into 'heat' is an expression that never applies to fish. If you are referring to the livebearing species, they seem to be like humans and are receptive permanently. If you are referring to most other species, they come into "breeding condition" when all the conditions and water parameters are exactly right for their particular species to do so.
Dont be a fish! Dont be a fish!
you know that one with the puffer fish that eats that fish yea you know
Fish would only generate heat in the human body if one is allergic to it, which could result in a fever. There are many health benefits, and hazards, in eating fish.
To work out the specific heat capacity of fish source sauce you would need to first find out the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1g of the substance by 1oC
You have to heat the oil first.
yes
Fish are cold-blooded so their body heat change with the temperature of the water.
deep sea monsters do not exist (i dont know if the loch ness monster exists) to my knowledge. but there are very bright coloured fish in the tropics. but to keep one you need sun-bed related heat in the fish tank, otherwise the fish could die.
To beat the heat.
I don't know?! Get a fish and do an expiriment!
When you have bubbles in fish bowls it means the fish is struggling breathing through your water! Know as I have many fish and I know a lot about them!
As Mollies are tropical fish, they need regulated heat and good filtration. My Mollies have been known to dive.