Yes, minnows can survive without light for a certain period, as they are adaptable to various environmental conditions. However, prolonged absence of light can disrupt their natural behaviors, such as feeding and breeding, which may ultimately affect their health and survival. In the wild, light plays a crucial role in their ecosystem, influencing predator-prey interactions and the growth of aquatic plants that provide oxygen.
Minnows are small fish, and they live in ponds. So ponds are the habitats of minnows.
Yes. Many species of minnows live there. Also riverine environs, sometimes impoundments.
minnows are found in nearly every stream in the country.
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
minnow live in ponds, lakes and rivers.
It is possible.
Yes they can live in fridge water.
Jigs or live minnows.
lay eggs
Some types of fish that can live peacefully with minnows include danios, guppies, neon tetras, and white cloud mountain fish. It's important to choose fish that are similar in size and temperament to minnows to prevent any aggressive behavior or conflicts in the aquarium. Always research the specific needs and compatibility of different fish species before adding them to a tank with minnows.
It is generally not necessary to separate minnows from their offspring as minnows are not known to exhibit parental care or aggression towards their own young. However, having appropriate hiding spaces or plants in the tank can offer protection for the baby minnows from potential predators or aggressive tankmates.
Yes they can, :)