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A fish is any aquatic vertebrate animal that is typically cold-blooded, covered with scales, and equipped with two sets of paired fins and several unpaired fins.

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Why did Elmo name his fish Dorothy?

he did it cause he loved the name

What type of eater is a star fish?

Starfish eat coral somtimes but i do not now what type of eater they are

How can you make fish life better?

Give your fish enough space to swim around in. I think of it as, the more fish you have, the bigger the tank should be. Don't have so many fish in a smaller tank.

Make sure to feed your fish everyday. This is obviously essential because if you don't, they will die, and that will for sure not make your fish's life better.

Make sure that you clean your tank whenever you sense that it is getting dirty. Clearer water makes your tank look a lot better, and it also helps the fish see and breathe easier. No body likes a dirty tank! It is also good to have a filter in your water, because it circulates the water, and makes it easier for the fish to breathe. Filters do make a difference, because I've had my fish for about seven years now, and It survived this long because of my filter.

Hope it helped!

How much do koi carp cost in dollars?

Depends on what you're looking for. You can get a 3-4" regular koi for around $5. You could also get a 3-4" "select butterfly koi" for $30.

What is the fish pregnancy cycle?

Well if they don't get aids then they lay about 500 to 80,000 eggs.

Why are fish and other animal found more commonly on fast flowing water?

Bait fish and small organism tend to be swept up by fast moving water. This allows larger fish to feed more easily as the bait is more concentrated in these areas.

What will happen if you put saltwater fish in freshwater?

it would die from not being in it's correct habitat :(

Do fish starve to death?

Yes they do. Everything dies...usually of starvation?

What kind of fish are in lake rosseau?

There're basses, trouts, and pikes. These are the 3 main fish in Lake Rosseau. There are probaly more, but I'm only aware of these 3 fish.

What is the diminutive of eel?

the diminutive of an eel is a a elver

What do they feed fish at fish hatcheries?

Fish are fed pellets of food that are appropriately sized for the size of the fish. Some are the size of grains of rice and others are a bit bigger. Just as there is a range of sizes in the kibble of dog food, there is a range of sizes for the fish food. Staff often use scoops to scoop it up and disperse it across the surface of the water. The fish waste no time schooling up and eating it all. The size and the numbers of fish being fed determine serving sizes and frequency of feeding. The fish always seem hungry if you judge this by the way they quickly gather to eat the food distributed over the water in their holding areas. The fish food include protein and a variety of fats as well as trace minerals the fish will need to grow quickly and with a minimum of health issues. The parts of the fish that are not marketable are often "recycled" and turned into fish food. Use the link below to see how commercial fish farmers are advised to address the nutritional needs of fish.

In the US how many people go fishing a year?

It is estimated that 38 percent of Americans go fishing each year. This translates to over 90 million people annually.

What is the scientific name of cream dory fish?

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Akon

titchy sryder

many gd names but there are many more

Body of water where most of the world's fish live?

That would be the ocean ... or if you need more detail then that the pacific ocean.

Do fish spend most of their time looking for food?

No they do not they spend most of their time sleeping.

What animal has a square egg?

None. However, in the Australian television series 'Round The Twist,' dragon eggs were cubes.

Why do bony fish float while sharks s ink if they stop swimming?

Bony fish or Teleosts have something called a swim bladder that can be filled with gas to give them neutral buoyancy in the water. Sharks and rays, (Chondrichthyes) are cartilaginous fish do not have swim bladders and 'fly' through the water using the lift they gain from their large pectoral fins and asymmetrical heteroceral tail. Like an aeroplane, if they stop moving they lose altitude and sink.

Do pheasant eat fish?

your moms a peasant who eats fish!