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What is the Common name of mud fish?
a mud skipper
What is the most common fish that was catched in the Philippines?
The Milk Fish is the most common fish that was caught in the Philippines. The Milk Fish is the national fish of the Philippines.
Can you put mud snails in fish tanks?
no. they live in mud.
What kind of fish live in shipwrecks?
mud fish
Who are the ancestors of amphibians?
fish, specifically "mud" fish or lung fish.
What do mud eat?
Mud fish eat weeds and small bugs
How do you adapt a fish to fresh water from mud water?
I suggest you take the fish out of the mud water and place it in the fresh water.
Is a Mudkip a fish or amphibian?
It is known as the Mud Fish Pokemon.
How can a mudfish protect himself?
a mud fish can protect himself by hiding in the mud.............................
Are mud skippers vertebrates?
Mud Skippers are fish, and have a spine. So they are vertebrates.
What animal estivates?
mud fish
Is a Pokemon Mudkip an amphibian or fish?
It is known as the Mud Fish Pokemon.
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