Baby armored catfish, also known as loricariids, are small and have a streamlined body covered with bony plates or armor. They typically have a flattened shape with a broad head and large, sucker-like mouths adapted for grazing on algae and detritus. Their coloration can vary, often featuring shades of brown or gray with patterns that help them blend into their environment. As they grow, they maintain their distinctive armored appearance, which provides protection from predators.
Baby guppies are very small. Most are around 1/8" long when born. They are nearly clear with a silver color in their bellies. Some color foms of guppies will have babies that exhibit a limited amount of color at the time they are born. Most commonly this is seen in red verieties. All varieties will begin to "color up" or get thier adult coloration in about week 4-5.
The annoying dog.
a cat fish
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Small catfish that look kinda like chubby sharks with tiny whiskers. They live in schools
Baby camels look much like adult camels.
Catfish
they look like this
look at the baby,then look at the husband
No. Catfish (order Siluriformes) are fish, and fish do not produce milk to feed their young. In general, catfish females lay eggs and those eggs are left alone. The hatched baby fish (called "fry") must fend for themselves. They're called catfish because of the barbels that many species have extended from the sides of their mouths. They look sort of like a cat's whiskers. Catfish are bottom-feeders, and the barbels have taste buds in them that help the fish find food in the mud.
dress like a baby...
they have there baby in eggs