Fish

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There is a large number of different types of fish that have air sacs and can gulp air. These fish species are referred to as "labryinth". The by far most popular Labryinth fish is The betta Splendid or Betta fish.

it digests its food by making it go through its intestines

All seafood is halal, or permissible (as long as it's not poisonous or anything like that).

they are when they're babies, because as a starter food source they eat their dead parents, but adults only scavenge if the food is easy enough to get to so that they don't have to waste time from their journey.

you can tell if one of the female fish has a puffy stomach a female has a big shape of a V and a male has a smaller one.

Not many people ever see a blob fish. That's because they live in very deep water, almost on the bottom of the ocean. To put it bluntly, blob fish are not very attractive. But the only people who ever really get to see them are fishermen who accidentally catch them in their nets when sweeping the ocean floor.

The blob fish or Blob Sculpin, originated in the ocean off of the coasts of Australia and Tasmania. Where they live, at around eight hundred meters, the pressure is eighty times greater than what it is at sea level. That means that the gas bladders of most fish are not going to work for them. But this fish is really just a large mass of gel, kind of like looking at Jello™ but larger and with eyes, nose and mouth. The fish averages around two feet long.

Because it is all gel, this fish has a density that is less than water. This lets him float above the floor of the sea without needing to swim. That's good, because a blob fish has no muscles at all. It looks like a big lump of jelly but it has a triangular face with an expression that is kind of like a scowl or frown. The blob fish feeds by just sitting in the water and waiting for something edible to come by. It eats mostly sea urchins, mollusks and crustaceans.

Blob fish were first described in 1978, very recently in terms of fish identification. The first blob fishes in reproduction were discovered in 2000 on the Gorda Escarpment off the California coast. The fish were in an area where other species of fish and octopus were also breeding. These fishes were watched at several different locations and levels by a remotely operated vehicle, and have been studied every year since they were found.

When first spotted, the blob fish was overseeing nests that contained 9000 to 108,000 pink-colored eggs. The nests all had brooding fish either sitting on their eggs or touching them. Other nest sites in rougher territory looked to be unattended, but the eggs were completely clean, which was thought to mean that brooding fish either sat on the eggs or cleaned them frequently.

The dozens of blob fish and their nests were quite close to one another. Eggs would be on neighboring rocks with sometimes only a meter in-between the families. None of the fish, whether with their eggs or not, showed any fear at all of the remote vehicle. Scientists are still trying to determine why such reproductive hot spots exist. At present it is believed to have to do with cold seeps, which make the water in these regions warmer and supply a steady stream of food.

The size that a fish has to be before your can eat it will depend on what species of fish it is. There are different sizes for different fish, if you contact your local government you will be able to find the laws on fish sizing.

In the winter thru the ice, basically like you would for northern pike. Bass can feed and hit at times very hard thru the ice. Jigging Rapalas work well for ice-fishing. Just had better luck with those and X-Caliber type rattle baits in the winter. Use a series of different pumps, twitches till u find a strike. The slow rise off the bottom to as high you can reach and lett it fall will draw a stike alot of times. Twitching it/bumping on the bottom works to. In summer, I throw a metal type finish Daredevil or red/white in a small size, no longer than your index finger, for most of my summer fishing for bass when they wont hit a rattle bait. I catch more with that then plastics. Use a short pump upwards or to the side, few fast turns, let it fall for a second to three and so on.

When the puffer fish inflates its body to increase its size it is a behavior called a defense mechanism. Puffer fish have highly elastic stomachs and the ability to quickly take in air or water to puff themselves up. This turns them into an inedible ball.

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Threats: The clown fish has many predators in the ocean. Such as octopus, larger fish, stingrays, reef sharks, eels and other reef dwellers. Humans are threats to the clownfish, we take them from their home and keep them as pets.

Blow fish eat corals,smallfish,insects.

There are a number of different ways to harvest salmon, depending on whether you are a commercial, subsistence or sport fish user. Sport fishermen can catch salmon using a rod and reel with lures. Salmon are not caught using bait, lures only. Commercial fishermen use gillnet and seine boats. Gillnets boats use large nets that are set out as far as 1000 feet from the boat. These nets lay out for several hours, and when reeled in are full of salmon (caught in the net holes with their gills). Seine boats use the same method though in a larger scale. Purse Seines set their sets in a big ring, then cinch the purse to collect all fish inside the ring. Subsistence users use dipnets to catch the salmon when they are swimming by, or fish wheels (large wheels that collect fish in pockets and hold them in a tank until they are removed by the operator).

there would still be 6 fish in the pool dumb-nut!!!!

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usually in schools of about 5-10 fish every few hours they migrate to a different feeding area or bedding area if disturbed

The Poor Man's Lobster

Puffer fish are a carnivore, and tend to be nocturnal hunters. They have to eat hard-shelled, meaty food in order to survive, including crabs, clams, snails, oysters, crayfish, cut up prawns and shrimp. They do not eat humans.

the thing that makes a sail fish fast is its sail and body shape

i have to write something since nobody is smart enough to tell what they eat ya dick heads

They have little books that have how to swim on them

Zeus faber, John Dory

yes

Only if you are dead & laying on the bottom they may feed on the carcass.

It all depends On what kind of bait you are using and where you are at in the river.

I will be living weekends in Firebaugh for a few months on Eastside drive about 1 or 2 miles from town.

I am between the Columbia canal (100 yards away) and the san Joaquin river (20 feet away) also Is there anything in the canal?

I would use whatever type of bait works best worms, chovie, shrimp, bullhead/mudsuckers if I could trap any.

I am not from around there so I was not sure what is in there.