How does sexual reproduction in fish happen?

Answer 1

The same way humans do, with a few diffs. They have sex, then the woman stores eggs in her vaginal case, then lets them out a week before birth. the eggs hatch, then a tadpole is born!

-no, the male puts his "finger" in the female's vagina hole. Then, he releases eggs into her and she helps them grow by fingering herself.

Answer 2

There are two methods of reproduction in frogs: prolonged breeding and explosive breeding. In prolonged breeding, male frogs arrive at a breeding site and begin to use mating calls. The female frogs then arrive and they mate. In explosive breeding, males find a breeding site and call the females. The females then emit their eggs into the water and the males emit their sperm, then fertilization occurs.

Answer 3

it doesnt happen "In" Frogs but the female Lays the eggs and the Male Sprays Sperm On the cells.The female can actually clean this off if they dont like the male.This is called External Reproduction.

Answer 4

It happens when the female fish lays hundreds of eggs into the pond and when the male fish sees them he releases sperms and they get fertilized by sexual reproduction.The new zygotes get nutrition from the water itself.The hundreds of eggs laid by the female fish are not specifically that all of them get fertilized and develop.

Answer 5

In fish, sexual reproduction typically involves a male fish releasing sperm into the water, which is then taken in by a female fish through her reproductive opening. The female fish will then release her eggs, which are fertilized by the sperm externally. The fertilized eggs hatch into larvae, which eventually grow into adult fish.

Answer 6

The female lays eggs and the male fertilizes them

Answer 7

the female frog lay eggs and the male frog produce sperms to fertilise the eggs

Answer 8

As far as I know, through External Fertilisation.