How long a fish stay pregnant?

it depends on what kind of fish

guppies stay pregnant for about a month before giving birth, other fish take longer, and others lay eggs (don't get pregnant). depends on the fish

Betta's are egg layers; they don't get pregnant.

if by "neon fish" you mean neon tetra, they dont get pregnant they lay eggs.

Never. Oscars are egg layers so they can not be pregnant.

How long do gorilla stay pregnant

up to as long as 4 months some fish only 3 months and they usually they will died after laying eggs

The fish maybe have a pregnant.

They stay pregnant up to 31 days.

Do you mean how long they stay pregnant? if so its 9 weeks.

whales stay pregnant for about 10-14 months

*how long does a mouse stay pregnant up to a month and a week

A fish should be pregnant maybe for one week.

Giraffes stay pregnant for 15 monthes

They stay pregnant for 3-4 sim days

Possibly,but it would be best if you put her in a separate tank,like a 10 gal.because the other fish might eat the baby fish if you let her stay in there with your other fish.

I have a 3 yr old female min pin and I think she may be pregnant. How can I tell and how long do they stay pregnant and when do they start showing?

Most fish, including tropicals, do not get pregnant. Pregnancy involves carrying young internally. Only a small sub-sect of fish carry young internally; those that do have gestation periods ranging from 10 days to over a year.

Butterflies do not get pregnant. They lay eggs.

Yes, that's the easiest place for them to hide their eggs from predators. (Fish who eat them)

It depends on the type of fish.

A guppy will stay pregnant for about a month. The pregnant guppy's belly will start to look squarish when she is close to giving birth.

well a beluga can stay for 12-15 months that is a long time

Dalmatians stay pregnant for about 2 months.

This will depend on the type of fish. For many livebearing fish such as Guppies, the gestation is about 28 days The gestation period of a fish that is pregnant will vary depending on the species.