Fish

Number one, always let someone know where you are going in case something happens to you, people can locate you quicker and get you help if needed. I like to familiarize myself with the areas I will be going to by looking at the areas on aerial photos and topo maps, this helps greatly. I use Windows Live Maps alot for this purpose. Steve J., Fremont, Ohio

Rudd fish are omnivorous and primarily feed on aquatic plants, algae, insects, crustaceans, and small fish. They have a varied diet, consuming a mix of plant material and small invertebrates that they find in their freshwater habitats.

Rudy's pet goldfish on the Cosby Show was named "Lamont."

Factory waste often contains acid due to industrial processes involving chemicals. When this acidic waste enters a river, it lowers the pH of the water, causing harm to aquatic life. Adding slaked lime helps neutralize the acidity by raising the pH, making the waste less harmful to the environment and preventing the killing of fish and other river life.

Yes, it is recommended that you change the water in the aquarium before adding a new fish, as the water may contain harmful substances that could affect the new fish.

The answer is "fruit." The riddle uses the letters of the word "fruit" to describe the different characteristics.

Yes, the fish you are referring to is called the "flatfish," such as flounder or sole. These fish are born with an eye on each side of their head but as they mature, one eye migrates to the other side so both eyes are on the same side. In Key West, you can find species of flatfish like flounder.

Baby perch typically feed on small organisms such as zooplankton and insect larvae. As they grow, they transition to a diet of small fish and crustaceans. In an aquarium setting, they can be fed with brine shrimp, bloodworms, and commercial fish food designed for small carnivorous fish.

In most cases, two different species of fish cannot successfully reproduce, as they have different genetic makeup and reproductive systems. However, some species may be able to produce offspring if they are closely related and within the same genus.

Fish finders are designed to work in water, using sonar technology to detect underwater objects like fish. They are not intended to be used on land as they rely on water to transmit and receive sonar signals.

A fishes scales do exactly the same job for a fish as your skin does for you and works in the same way. It is simply the barrier between all things on the outside and all things on the inside that constitute you.

Frogs have strong legs to help them jump/hop around, and they blend in easily with marshes and grasses.

Wrong^

a frog has very powerful sperm cells

both of you r wrong i got this from class so this is right^v

strong skeletons and muscular limbs adapted for moving on land(:x3

No, not all fish are oviparous. Oviparous fish are those that lay eggs that develop and hatch outside of the mother's body. There are also viviparous fish that give birth to live young, and some fish are ovoviviparous, meaning they retain the eggs inside their body until they hatch.

There is an ice block at Polar Fields. Go to Whisker Woods, then go to a Hot Spring there. Use your warm (or cold) stone and make the stone hot. Then, you melt the ice block and there's a fishing spot there. It is a spot that you can catch rare fish in(Duh!). Soon you'll cath the rainbow fish, but it takes a lot of tries to get it:(

Two fish that travel very long distances in the sea are the tuna and the salmon. Tuna migrate across oceans in search of food and to reproduce, while certain species of salmon can travel thousands of miles from the ocean to their freshwater spawning grounds.

This can depend on where you purchased them from, and whether you followed the directions as listed exactly such as when to add each packet and the water temperature; it can take several days

Symptoms of fish stress include: * "Gasping" (rapid flapping of the gills) * Clamped fins (fins lay against the body instead of being spread out) * Loss of color * Lethargy * Not eating * Sitting on the bottom * Floating crooked If you notice any of these symptoms, check your water parameters to make sure nothing has gone wrong with the chemistry, and try changing some of the water (20-30%) to see if it improves the fish's condition.

Ray-finned fish are covered with mucus to help reduce friction as they move through the water, protect against infections, and regulate body fluids. The mucus layer also helps to camouflage the fish from predators and can contain chemicals that communicate with other fish.

No, the eggs of yellow perch are fertilized externally. During spawning, the female releases eggs and the male releases sperm simultaneously in the water, where fertilization takes place.

That would be a clown fish. They live in an ocean plant that sends out electrical shocks to everyone except the fish that live there.

And I'm just guessing on this one, but an electric eal, maybe. Because they give off a shock, but don't hurt themselves.

Fish development can be both internal and external depending on the species. Some fish, like most bony fish, have external fertilization where eggs are fertilized outside the female's body. Others, like some species of sharks, exhibit internal fertilization where fertilization occurs inside the female's body.

The fish will be competing for food, as a large number of fish need a large amount of food to keep them alive. As the population grows, the amount of food in excess will shrink, until there is only enough food for the fish already alive. When this happens, the weaker fish will die, as the stronger fish will outcompete them for the food.

No, Peking duck is not a fish. Peking duck is a famous Chinese dish made from duck that has been specially prepared and roasted. It is known for its crispy skin and tender meat.

I believe they are a breed called Remora. They attach themselves to the underside of fish such as Sharks. They feed off scraps of food dropped by the host fish. however, their main reason for attachment is tranportation.

Fish are piscine animals- Pisces- Fish. They do not have teats or breasts as they are not Mammals. Some fish are live-bearers,but they do no nourish their young, the small fry are dropped off like, well, a depth charge bay! Fish do not have breast nipples. Mermaids, if they did exist, would be Mammals, as they would have mammaries and also- mythologists miss the boat here, a mammalian tail like a Seal rather than a fish! this would probably be dappled like some types of Horse.