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Q: How much water is used in a fish hatchery?
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What is used to travel on water?

A giant fish


What is fish's primary use for fins?

They are used to propel the fish through the water, and in some cases they are used to keep water moving through the gills!


Can salt be used to buffer a fish tank?

No, if they are cold water it will probably kill the fish but hot water, maybe


What is a thermostat used for in a fish tank?

It is used to regulate the temperature of the water


What are the fan like structures on a fish?

Fins are fan-like on some fish, they are used to move the fish in the water.


When you put a fish in water will the water rise?

The fish being comprised mainly of water would not cause the water to rise since they are made of the same thing. Actually, the water would be displaced around the fish, forcing the water upwards. In other words, in the space where the fish used to be, there is now water.


What is the use of surface areas and volumes in daily life?

Surface area, is used to paint a house or wrap a present and volume is used when you need to know how much water to put in your fish tank or water bowl


What is evil scheme hatchery?

A location where evil plans are made or imagined. Usually used satirically with humor.


Can Siamese fighting fish live in brackish water?

No, they are freshwater fish. They can tolerate up to 2 grams of salt per litre of water (2 teaspoons/gallon) but this should only be used for medicinal purposes. They should not be exposed to this much salt long term.


What is the function of barbels in the part of the fish?

used to search for foodin murky water. also used so the fish is aware of its surrondings


How are fishooks used?

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You have sulfur water can it be used in your fish tank?

I would not advise it.