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Trout are primarily Freshwater Fish and are not well adapted to live in salt water. However, some species, like the steelhead trout, can migrate between freshwater and saltwater environments, spending part of their life cycle in the ocean. This ability to tolerate saltwater is an exception rather than the norm for most trout species, which thrive in rivers, lakes, and streams. Generally, true trout cannot survive long-term in saltwater conditions.
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Would a brook trout live in salt water or fresh water?
yes. A brook trout live in freshwater.
What animal can live in fresh and salt water?
people i think trout too
Is halibut flounder tuna trout fresh water?
It depends, Tuna is salt water, Trout is fresh, halibut is salt, flounder is salt.
Why are salmom capable of living in salt water and fresh water?
Because of evlotion! a salt water trout made it with a fesh water trout in a secure tank and the babies were sent free to mate.
Do the brook trout live in hot or cold water?
Trout are cold water animals.
Were do rainbow trout live?
in water
Where do blind trout live?
In the water
Is a brook trout a saltwater fish?
No, a brook is a small stream of fresh water. So the brook trout is a fresh water fish, not a salt water fish.
Are sea trout and freshwater trout similar?
Yes, except for sea trout lives in salt water ( ocean ) and the freshwater trout lives in fresh water. Although seatrout resemble true trout, they are not related. True trout are related to salmons, and seatrouts are related to drum.
Does a trout live in fresh water?
Yes, apart from sea trout. Trout are freshwater fish
Difference between saltwater and freshwater fish?
Some fish are salt tolerant and live in salt water (the sea) e.g. Tuna, Angelfish, lion fish, Ocean Trout, etc. Some fish are adapted to live in fresh water e.g. Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout, Talapia, Catfish, Guppies, Mollies etc. Some fish can live in both sea water and fresh water e.g Salmon, eels etc.
Can a fish be both fresh water and salt water?
Some species can live in both. Examples: Striped bass American shad Bull shark Rainbow trout(steelhead) Salmon
