the fish will not survive depending on how much and how long
No, due to soda's high acidity and sugar content. Fish can only survive in fairly neutral acid levels.
A rose could not live in soda. However the sugar in soda could be plant food.
milk and soda are both primarily water. fish could not live in either of them because soda is too acidic and sugary and milk would spoil. there are cave fish who live in like3M sulfuric acid though no, for several reasons. first and foremost, keep in mind that fish breathe in oxygen, just like we do, they just get oxygen from the water. a lot of other liquids aren't very oxygenated. a fish trying to breathe in milk or soda would be like us trying to breathe car exhaust. also, fish greatly prefer a pH that isn't very far away from neutral. many other liquids are either too acidic or too basic for them.
Nematodes can live on fish, in fish and fish can consume them.
no
Where do tiger fish live
Fish live in water.
where does a pork fish live
Ofcourse not. Plants need sunshine, air, and WATER to live. They cant live in soda.
Rainbow Fish are live bearing fish.
Baking soda is the best salt solution for the mummification of a fish.
Hapuka fish live in the sea.
No fish live in wells.