The two monotremes, or egg-laying mammals, in Australia are the platypus
and the short-beaked echidna.
British bats don't lay eggs they are 'theria' meaning live-bearing the only egglaying mammals 'protheria' are the last remaining monotremes the platypus and the long-snouted and short-snouted echidnas
Duck-billed platypus
both parents help with the incubation
Goldfish are egglaying fish, so you would see several small white dots coming from her backend.
Goldfish are egglaying fish, so you would see several small white dots coming from her backend.
All insects have three main body parts - head, thorax and abdomen. Eggs come fom the abdomen of the queen.
Fish breed in different ways. There are two main strategies that fish use: egglaying and livebearing. Livebearing female fish are internally fertilized by the male fish, and carry the fry for about a month before delivering them. Egglaying fish lay eggs instead of giving birth to little fish.Egglayers have many methods of laying eggs. For example, substrate spawners lay eggs in protected areas such as plants, rocks, wood. Mouthbrooders actually keep their eggs in their mouths until the eggs hatch.
There are two 'purebred' breeds that lay blue eggs. Those are the Araucana and the Ameraucana.Note that the standard for Araucanas differs in Europe from the American standard (they are similar to Ameraucanas of American standard, but have smallish feathery head crests unlike them. They were developed in northern Scotland from Araucanas/'Easter Eggers' stranded there from a merchant ship from South America which grounded on the coast in the 1930s).Cream/Crested Legbars, one the 'Autosexing Breeds', also lay blue eggs.However, EasterEggers (a mutt chicken with a blue egglaying ancestor), can lay blue or green eggs, but do not meet the standards of the Araucana or Ameraucana.
producing fishFirst of all you need a female and a male fish but its hard to tell what gender a fish is .In the rite surcomstances the female fish will lay her many eggs and afterwoods the male fish will insert his sperm into the eggs. They dont have sex.But its hard for fish to lay eggs in captivity
Hes a semi aquatic egglaying mammal of action! (duby duby duba) Hes the furry little flatfoot,who will never flynch from a frayyyyyyyyyyyy,hes got more than just mad skills! Hes got a beaver tail and a bill,and the women swoon,whenever they hear him say! Chatter! Hes perry! Perry the platypus! you can call him agent p! Perry! I said you can call him agent p! Agent p!
Ornamental refers to the chickens use. In this case, they are "ornamental". They are not suited for the purpose of meat, egglaying, or both (dual purpose). They are typically very beautiful and fancy, whether that mean feather-footed, crested, extra toes, muffs, beards, long tails, etc. Due to being bred for show, they are often finicky, frail, or otherwise "dainty" birds. The breeds considered ornamental were once used for meat/eggs, but were continually bred for confirmation and not use - and such, lost their other qualities in favor of show ranking.
One time I had two goldfish and they had 38 "fishlings" (As my sister calls it...). I have a silverside that has eggs. A silverside isn't sold in pet stores. :( ==== Not all tropical fish mate in an aquarium. Why,I do not know. Sometropical fish that will mate in a tank are guppies and mollies which are live bearers. Tetras and barbs are egglaying fish.