Fish

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

For protection, clownfish seek refuge amongst the tentacles of sea anemones. The tentacles contain harpoon-like stinging capsules called nematocysts that the anemones employ to capture prey and ward off predators.

In a yet-to-be resolved biological mystery, clownfish have mucus on their skin that somehow protects them against the sting of their host anemone. As a result, the clownfish are able to stick near their host which is avoided by most other fish in the sea.

'The clownfish gets protection by hiding sting-free among the tentacles. If you remove the clownfish, large butterfly fishes will eat the anemone,' said John Randall, an ichthyologist at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.

Butterfly fish are predators of the sea anemone. In certain areas of the tropics where clownfish, sea anemone, and butterfly fish exist, clownfish scare off butterflyfish from their host anemone. Research has shown that if the clownfish are removed from the anemone, butterfly fish will move in and devour the anemone. So, the protection of the anemone afforded by the clownfish is part of the mutual relationship.

In addition to scaring off predators, some scientists speculate that clownfish waste may serve as a nutrient for the anemones…

There are more than 1,000 species of sea anemones found throughout the world's oceans. Only ten of these species share their niche with clownfish, which thrive in the tropical waters of the Indian and Pacific oceans.

Each individual host anemone is home to one group of clownfish, which contain a dominant breeding pair and up to four smaller, subordinate fish. There are 28 known species of clownfish, so more than one species of clownfish may take to any given species of anemone.

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you can, but its risky. i dont recomend it. maybe try one and see how it does before you put both in

That it attracts foraging wildlife, releases unpleasant smells, and requires extra turning are reasons why fish is not added to compost heaps. The food leftovers and scraps in question nevertheless may be layered -- with such cellulose-heavy items as sawdust and wood chips -- into underground compost pits or subjected to appropriate vigorous turning in tumbler-style compost bins.

Actually, stripers can be caught year round, even in winter. December, for example, on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, is an excellent time to catch stripers in the surf. Most anglers use an 8 ounce weight, and live eels for bait.

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the pipe fish has no teeth so it has to eat its food whole. its mouth is too small to eat anything but brine shrimp or krill. :)

Barracudas look similar to piranhas but much bigger. They are blue and grey on their upper body and silvery from the sides and milky white below. They have huge teeth.

The deadlieast fish right now is the snake head fish.

looks like a man

All kinds of fish would be caught on the Ross Tiger... some were worth more than others at market so a lot were thrown back. If extra hands were taken aboard which often happened on trawlers fishing off Norway, the norwegians would enjoy taking home what the trawler skipper didn't want. Some fish, then known as 'queens', were thrown back because they were not desired enough at the market. These are now highly desirable scollaps. he skipper would have dreams of filling his fishroom with lovely big cod and haddock that got the real good prices in Grimsby's fish market.

The best lure for chum salmon is herring. They also seem to like lures in the colors of hot pink, purple, and green.

Bettas are typically about 2 years old when you buy them at it takes that length of time to grow their flowing fins; the females may be slightly younger since they do not grow fins like a male.

You would need a very large picture to include all the freshwater species. There are literally thousands of them and researchers are constantly discovering more.

blue whales

A comprehensive list of fish photos in the stock photography database of Phillip Range.

of course pirhanas are real, have you never seen one in your life. WARNING never go swimming with pirhanas or it will be the end of your life, pirhanas have razer sharp teeth and if you go close to them, then your toast!

In my personal experience there are several things to consider while fishing in the rough sea, The first is don't take anybody with you that get sea sick I spent 2 days cleaning up my yacht. second when the sea is rough as it often is then your better off using a longer stronger line and a heavier weight because the fish tend to shy away from the surface when they can't see above it. But if you use a longer line in rough watter the fishing is great 3 weeks ago went and caught a huge amount of fish maybe 2 dozen my neighbors all had fish for a week and us.

Not really; you still have only one hook, and a lot for the fish to nibble.

I have found Berkley Power Worms to be very effective lures over live bait.

Clownfish are omnivores, so in the wild they eat live food such as algae, plankton, mollusks, and crustacea

Crabs, sharks, killer whale, sea lion, dolphins, lobster, fish, sea otter, star fish, clams,squid, octopus, shrimp, lizard fish, blind eel, sting rays, and sea horse. MUCH MORE!

The walleye is also known as the yellow pike.

sea weeds

small fish

The Gulper Eel is preyed upon by a fellow deap-sea creture: the Lancetfish.