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What is the habitat of a parrot fish?
The parrot cychlid is not a 'natural' fish. It is a breed developed from cross-breeding by fish collectors in Asia. Another example of such cross-breeding, to the point of extremeness, is the fish called Louhan.
What is the name for artificial water channel used for breeding fish?
The name for an artificial water channel used for breeding fish is a fish hatchery. These facilities are designed to provide a controlled environment for fish breeding, egg incubation, and early development stages before releasing them into natural habitats.
Does putting different fish with the breeding fish help the process?
No. Other fish in a breeding tank only create problems.
What is induced breeding of fish?
induced breeding of fish is a technicque of producing fish fry by pituitary injectioning without considering fish attempts. it is a widelt accepted economical breeding programme in an artificial way
What are the breeding systems?
Artificial and natural breeding.
What is the breeding age of fresh water fish?
depends on what fish you have.
What does a fish Hatchery do?
A fish hatchery is a facility where fish eggs are hatched and young fish are raised under controlled conditions. These facilities help to replenish fish populations in natural habitats, support recreational fishing industries, and conduct scientific research on fish breeding and growth.
What you call for breeding fish?
pisciulture
Do fish porpoise when they are breeding?
some.
If you put the pregnant fish in a breeding net instead of a breeding trap how many baby fish would you get?
The same amount of fish will be produced in a net as in a breeding trap. The amount of fish you save though could be different. That depends upon you and how much you know about rearing baby tropical fish.
What is an antonym for selective breeding?
Uncontrolled breeding is an antonym for selective breeding. It refers to breeding without deliberate selection for specific traits, allowing natural or random processes to determine the outcome.
Why are betta fish so aggressive compared to other types of fish?
Betta fish are aggressive because they have evolved to be territorial in order to protect their territory and resources. This behavior is more pronounced in bettas compared to other fish species due to their natural instincts and breeding history.
