It might be sleeping, or it has a disease(don't know which kind though, sorry). Sounds like it is on it's way out. Do frequent water changes and see if the fish recovers, but make sure the water is the same temp as the tank water! You don't want to stress a dying fish!
That fish has ceased to exist. It is an ex-fish.
Are you sure the fish is breathing? On most cases if the fish is upside down it means the fish is dead, but might also be that the fish is ill, so go to the vet! :)
AnswerNot necessarily. Fish tend to do this when you have just changed their cage or if they are resting. A fish is certainly dead though when it floats to the top! If the fish lays at the bottom, it could mean a few things. It could be sleeping, hiding, or it could be injured/dying. You should worry if it is laying on its side or breathing strangely. If it seems healthy, the fish could just have a problem with its swim bladder, the organ that helps them go up and down in the tank. If it is a catfish and is missing a barbel, that can also mess up their swimming.
Passed Out But You Are Still Breathing
it means they are having trouble breathing
it is when a fish lays its eggs spread out in different areas instead of just one place.
Yes lays is allowed What do you mean by lays?
It usually means the fish is sickening for something. It should be taken as a signal by the fishes owner to do a few major water changes ASAP.
I guess you mean, "I'm still alive, but I'm barley breathing"? If so its "Breakeven" by The Script.
No Because if they did That Would Mean The Fish Is Still Alive By: Expert Serena
I think you might mean "oviparous." That's a fancy way of describing an animal that lays eggs, like a bird, snake or fish.
A gill has two meanings -it is a unit of liquid measure and it is part of the breathing system of a fish.
An organism is any living, breathing life on earth. For example, a fish is an organism, and so is a tree.