Plankton are typically found in the photic zone of lakes, which is the upper layer of water where sunlight penetrates and photosynthesis can occur. This zone usually extends to about 20 meters deep, depending on water clarity. Plankton can be divided into phytoplankton, which are plant-like organisms, and zooplankton, which are animal-like, both thriving in this illuminated layer.
The plankton eating fish are most likely to live in the warmer and more aerated sections of the freshwater lake. Plankton thrive in areas that are not too frosty.
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No. Because, plankton can only survive in salt water because it has the right nutrients in it for them. So it very uncommon to find plankton in a lake.
Plankton can be found in fresh water and the pelagic zone of seas and oceans. Plankton are organisms that drift around bodies of water.
Plankton lives at the very top of lakes, to get optimal amounts of sunlight.
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Diatoms is the answer I found.
they usually rest towards the top of the lake. p.s.: Your Welcome
The lowest point in any Australian lake is found in Lake Eyre, a salt lake which is 15 metres below sea level.
scenedesmus is found in fresh water plankton
If you collect all the plankton seeds then the last level you can be Plankton. If you collect all the Patrick seeds you can be Patrick in the last level. But even if you don't have all the seeds of Plankton or Patrick you can always be Spongebob.
Plankton lives at the very top of lakes, to get optimal amounts of sunlight.