Fish

Steelhead Trout, is a variety of Rainbow Trout. It is so much like salmon in color, taste, and texture that it would be hard to differentiate between the two.

The similarities go even deeper.

• Both fish behave identically in the wild swimming up rivers to spawn. Once developed, they return to the open ocean.

• Both fish eat the same diet, including large amounts of krill. This krill diet is what gives both fish the distinctive pink color we're all accustomed to. You like salmon. You're sure of this. So why would we consider adding Steelhead Trout to our menu?

• Salmon supplies are getting low. Cost are getting high. World salmon supplies through 2010 are going to be extremely tight due to crop shortages in Chile (where most farmed salmon sold in the U.S. comes from). This means you're likely to see the price of salmon increase rapidly in supermarkets and restaurants. Steelhead Trout should save you some dough.

• Pink is the new Green. Rainbow Trout varieties, which includes Steelhead Trout, are on the "Best Choices" list of the Monterrey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch List which monitors world fish populations for over-fishing.

They cannot be called a vegan. Vegans do not eat any form of meat or animal product, therefore a person who eats fish is not a vegan.

A pescetarian is a person who eats fish (and dairy) but not other kinds of meat - however this is not considered vegetarian or vegan.

depends how big if it is less than a gallon nothing but some shrimp and some java moss. if its a 1/2 gall or larger than a betta might work.

Yes, fish use side fins as oars. Their tailfins act like rudders. They are like ships--they can't make tight turns, but can make wide turns.

The word "cats" has only one morpheme. However, because of the "s" at the end of the word it is considered an allomorph or variant form of it.

the show Fish Hooks on Disney Channel is about 3 teen fish that go to high school and have regular problems teenagers would have except under water. The three main characters in fish hooks are Bea (chelsea staub) Milo (Kyle Massy) and Oscar (some other dude i can't remember his name)

Most types of fish are only adapted to living in one type of water. Most species of stickleback can adapt to salt, brackish, or fresh water.

Fish can exhibit fast swimming behavior for various reasons such as territorial disputes, mating rituals, or simply playfulness. While observing this behavior, ensure that both fish are not engaging in aggressive behavior and have ample space to move freely to prevent any stress or harm.

A lancelet is ... The lancelets (subphylum Cephalochordata, traditionally known as amphioxus) are a group of primitive chordates. They are usually found buried in sand in shallow parts of temperate or tropical seas. In Asia, they are harvested commercially for food for humans and domesticated animals. They are an important object of study in zoology as they provide indications about the origins of the vertebrates. Lancelets serve as an intriguing comparison point for tracing how vertebrates have evolved and adapted. Although lancelets split from vertebrates more than 520 million years ago, its genome holds clues about evolution, particularly how vertebrates have employed old genes for new functions.[1] In the issue of Nature on 19 June 2008, the draft genome sequence of the Florida lancelet (Branchiostoma floridae) was reported.[2] -Wikipedia Yes, lancelets are animals, their supphylum is cephalochordata.

Turtles are exothermic.

All reptiles are, and most fish too. (Some larger sharks are endothermic.)

Mammals and birds are all endothermic.

lay their eggs in water and both are cold-blooded

No, puffer fish lay eggs. The female releases eggs into the water, and the male fertilizes them externally. The eggs hatch into larvae, which develop into juvenile puffer fish.

I kinda know where they live on the Isle Of Wight but that's it, they are more common in between those little wooden posts. I THINK that they prefer shallow more than deep but I'm not 100%. So because I am not positive and you are TERRIFIED of them like I am either go with a friend to a beach where there are lots of people and if you wanna go in the water ask you friend to come in with so if you do tread on one they can ring someone but if they don't know or hear you scream the public could OR maybe DON'T GO IN THE SEA OR IN SOMEWHERE WHERE YOU KNOW THERE ARE OR MIGHT BE SOME WEAVER FISH! There are just 2 ways.

Some fish make great parents while others will readily gobble them up. Specific species act differently and individual fish can be very different than the normal of their species.

i think a shark or cat fish i think

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they say that fish can holdtheir breath out of water for 30 secs. If the fish has a certain disease then they should be able to hold their breath for 1 whole minute.

Yes, salmon certainly do have jaws, in fact, the jaw of a Pacific male salmon grow outward and upward as they mature

as a wise woman

fish do not feel cold or hot they just feel warm.Now I know that's weird but that's just the way they are ....................................................................,.SORRY THATS ALL I'V GOT TIME FOR ......................................../,.bye

yes every ten seconds

Most of the basa fish is raised in pens in the Mekong river, where human and other animal waste is funneled through as a recycling project.

It filters the water out. Basically the 'breath in' water and take the oxygen from it and the water filters out through the gills

the great white shark are most known but most sharks are these types of fish

The volume of the fish tank is:

60 * 18.75 * 25 = 28125 cubic inches


1 gallon = 231 cubic inches

So the fish tank holds 1150 in3 ÷ 231 in3/gallon = 121.75 gallons