Yes. The fins and tails are fully regeritive tissue and should grow back virtually scarless, unless the damage is all the way to the base of the tail. There wouldn't be anything for the tail to regrow from. The damage would be permanent...
When i got my fish we named it forktail. Cuz his tail was divided into to parts!
Now, after a little over a year his tail grew together. So it looks regular. Cool right!?
I discovered that my neon tetra fish grew back its tail after it got bitten by another fish. It didn't grow back automatically. Instead, it took a few weeks. I was surprised, because I didn't know fishes can grow back their tail. Maybe not all fishes have that ability.
sorry, i dont think so. If we have an arm amputated does it grow back?. no so the answer is no
It probably will, but as long as it is alive and healthy don't worry about it.
No. A chameleon's tail does not grow back.
Having your goldfishes tail turn white could mean your goldfish is sick but it could also just be new tail growth.When goldfish grow new tail tissue it may appear white or grayish.This usually happens when a goldfish isn't fully grown .If it is new tail growth than it will be on the end and tips of the fish's tail not the whole tail.
no mine died after that happened
Given good food and correct water conditions the tail will grow back but it will always bare the scars of repair just like if you had major damage there will be scars. It's the same with most living things.
yes it will grow back so don't worry
If they tail have been damages up to the body it is less common for it to grow back. If the tail is damaged only partly then yes, it will grown back but it may not be as perfect as it was before.
Yes your bird's tail feathers will grow back. They will begin to grow back when your bird begins molting.
No, raccoons do not have the ability to regenerate their tails. Once a raccoon loses its tail, it will not grow back.
No, a tail falling off of a lizard or gecko is just a defense mechanism and will eventually grow back. The tail falls off due to grabbing or pulling it, and the lizard or gecko will intentionally let go of it. Although it will grow back, it will not be as pretty and colorful as its original tail.
regeneration!?