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I assume by a regular tank, you mean one which contains Freshwater Fish, such as a goldfish tank. A reef tank consists of a mixed marine environment, containing a mixture of reef fish, corals, invertebrates, and other organisms.
With respect to freshwater tanks, there are several types. Ciclid tanks, planted tanks, tropical tanks, and cold-water tanks could all be considered distinct types.
Marine tanks come in just as many varieties also. There are cold-water varieties, reef tanks, FOWLR (Fish Only With LiveRock), lagoon tanks, and many others.
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What is the difference between deep sea and reef building coral?
How should I know
What do reef fish eat?
Other reef fishes.
Where could you fish big fish?
on the reef
What is important about barrier reef?
It is a reef and also has pretty fish
How many different types of fish live in a coral reef?
there is over 4000 species of fish living in the coral reef
What are the hunting strategies for the gray reef shark?
They herd the fish against a reef wall, so the fish are cornered.
Do parrot fish live in the Great Barrier Reef?
yes parrot fish do live in the great barrier reef.
What is a sentence with reef in it?
The coral reef is a home to many types of fish.
What are the names of 10 reef fish that live in the great barrier reef?
Seahorse clown fish sea anamies phycodurus
What is the difference between coral reefs and The Great Barrier Reef?
A fringing reef forms a continuous underwater "wall" for some distance, where as a "barrier Reef" are shorter in distances, and have large gaps in them....and will be between shore and the Barrier Reef..............Sea Rambo
Why are fish important in a coral reef?
the coral reef is important to the marine life/animals because coral reef stand for shelter.food,and protector for the fish and also protect people
What is the significance of sine piscibus in the ecosystem of a coral reef?
Sine piscibus, or "without fish" in Latin, is significant in the ecosystem of a coral reef because fish play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of the reef. Fish help control algae growth, provide nutrients for coral, and contribute to the overall biodiversity of the reef. Without fish, the ecosystem of a coral reef would be disrupted, leading to negative impacts on the health and stability of the reef.
