Fish

There is an extensive database here:

http://www.thepufferforum.com/forum/ug.php/v/PufferPedia/

It contains most of the more common species of freshwater, brackish, and saltwater puffers.

No, they eat and drink nector from flowers.

9-30-09

-Camille White

I think its called Naruto,

Its also some sort of fish paste.

No. There can not be too much oxygen in a fishes water. If a fish is swimming upside down and it is not of a species known for doing that, then the fish has a damaged swim bladder. The fish is very sick and will die.

The female's back fin under where her anus would be (behind the two pectoral fins) will have a fin that is fanned out...The male's fin in that spot is tucked back and you will usually see the gonopodium (penis-like organ) which is just a long straight thing that points backwards. A female with her fin tucked up can look very like a male, but when she relaxes and hovers in the water she will almost always let her fin fan out. It is difficult to sex livebreeders while they are swimming. The male sexual organs are also some of the last characteristics to develop, so juveniles suddenly switching from female to male is normal. It's not wise to buy platies or other livebreeders based on sex until they are fully grown.

No, because yogurt is not a diuretic. It is natural though.

Paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP) is a nervous system disease caused by eating cooked or raw shellfish that contain environmental toxins. These toxins are produced by a group of algae (dinoflagellates).

For freshwater, use shad, shiners, blueback herring. Saltwater baitfish include mullet, ballyhoo, popeye minnows, cigar minnows.

well there is the fisher/ bird. and the jelly fish

Perch, which are fish, have ctenoid scales that are arranged so that they overlap one another from head to tail. The scales are rough to the touch.

Octopus, sea worms, crabs, squid, shrimp and a few other small fish

it snaps at a predator to defend itself

Yes, Dragon fish are meat eating scavenger. They eat shrimp and sometimes eat a small sick or injured fish but it is not predatory fish They are opportunistic feeders they primarily eat insects and other invertebrates and larvae.

Fu'ad from Dire Dawa

A Mudskipper is one of the fish that can walk on land.

They don't have any.

Put preservatives in the bottle with the fish. Or freeze it.

The biggest shark species is the white shark.

Pufferfish

Shellfish are actually not fish at all. The term shellfish refers to aquatic invertebrates with shells, including lobster, shrimp, clams, and sea urchins; all mollusks, crustaceans, or echinoderms, rather than fish, who lack shells and are vertebrates.

lungs and a heart i think

because of there ancestors funny name but fish are descended from yes you guessed fisholatos they had blubber plus god gave them blubber so let it be(:

This largely depends on how well you condition the bettas before spawning, especially the female. If you try to spawn too early or do not feed her enough (in the two weeks before spawning, if she is eating everything you are offering you are not overfeeding) you will not get many eggs, maybe fifty or so. A well conditioned, fully grown female paired with an experienced male who looks after the eggs well may give you three hundred fry. A normal, well conditioned pair often lay 150 or so. Obviously it is silly to raise this many; it is best to wait until a week or so, cull everything obviously deformed or not growing, and then wait until six weeks and keep only the best to grow on. Not all of the eggs will survive. A good father will eat any egg that stops developing and becomes fungused, to protect the other eggs. However sometimes an inexperienced or confused male will spontaneously decide to eat the eggs or fry. If you can't afford to lose the spawn it is often wiser to remove the bubblenest, put it in a shallow container and float it in a heated tank. However, this does result in a lower hatch rate (50-60% as opposed to 80%.)

Shark

Marlin

Tuna

Whale Shark

Grouper

Any large fish can be dangerous to humans.