Store-bought minnows are typically not sterile; they are live fish that can carry various bacteria and parasites. While they are often raised in controlled environments to reduce disease, they are not completely free of microorganisms. It's essential to properly acclimate and quarantine them before introducing them to an aquarium or fishing environment to minimize the risk of introducing pathogens.
Collective nouns for minnows are a shoal of minnows, a steam of minnows, a stream of minnows, and a swarm of minnows
My two turtles have lived with minnows that I bought to feed them for about two years without hurting one, but they do like pet goldfish. ; p
Depends on the state but in Minnesota the only way to buy large amounts of minnows is to purchase them from a minnow trapper or breeder that has to have a DNR permit to do so.
frogs can eat minnows
The most store bought items ever are phones.
Store bought glue is stronger
Store bought eggs are not fertilized and therefore will not hatch.
Most things are "store bought" for instance a cake would have store bought products in it. Not sure what you mean here.
Neither. Minnows are fish.
minnows are small to large Freshwater Fish
Commercial compost should be sterile so if bought compost the answer is no.
Yes, you can grow corn from store-bought corn. The kernels from store-bought corn can be planted in soil to grow new corn plants.