The number of young produced per batch by fish varies enormously by species. Fish that provide more care or retain the eggs longer, such as mouth brooders and live bearers, produce very small numbers of young, 10 or 20 perhaps. Some sharks only produce one or two young at a time.
Other fish which, such as most broadcast spawners in the open ocean, can produce thousands upon thousands of eggs per breeding cycle.
Depends on what species of fish, but average 1,000 .
They can have 50 t0 1000. It really depends on how old the fish is, how big it is, and how well it was conditioned.
well as u could c, a clown fish have about a thousand babies each time
900
500,000 in a lifetime
500
A fish can have as much baby she wants until she dies. But it take 1 or 2 months for the fish to have babies again. Hope this helps:)
Many fish do. Some don't. Instinct, either way.
between 3-200
They have 3 times their age!!
Flying fish reproduce by eggs, and eventually, babies make babies and more babies to form a family. Most fish do, anyway
i had a flashlight fish, one morning i woke up to 56 eggs!