Fish

Yes, discus fish sleep. They are diurnal, meaning they are most active during the day and sleep at night. It's important for their overall health and well-being to have a regular day-night cycle that includes restful periods of sleep.

Krill are small, shrimp-like marine crustaceans that are an essential part of the ocean's food chain. They serve as a vital food source for many marine animals, including whales, seals, and penguins. Krill are also used in some dietary supplements for their high levels of omega-3 fatty acids.

A type of fish found around reefs and coastal platforms along the East Coast of Australia, growing to around 600mm, although often a lot smaller. It is elongated and cylindrical in shape, and has large opaque pectoral fins. On first glance, it looks like a rock cod, but it has a smaller more down-turned mouth, indicating it is not as predatory as a large mouthed cod. The colouration can vary from light and bark brown blotches to more orange with tiny red flecks. They often are seen lazing on a rock, or just drifting through the weed in the current.

They are rarely caught on a fishing line, but are often seen by spear fishers, and are a great fish for starting out. They taste like an old boot, but the limit is 20 per day, so spear and eat your heart out.

Axolotols are the larval stage of a salamander, and are different from other amphibians in that they have the ability to reproduce while remaining a sexually mature lava. Walking fish come in grey/brown colour, an albino form (which has a white body and bright pink gills), a golden form, and a spotted pattern which is seldom seen.

The name walking fish refers to the animals habit of walking whilst under water. Walking fish should not be removed from the water and forced to crawl on land as they cannot breath out of water. Death would rapidly occur as would be expected with fish.

Axolotols are supposed to have the ability to undergo metamorphosis (Similar to a tadpole changing into a frog) and change to an air breathing, land dwelling salamander, but this very seldom occurs. It seems that most strains have now lost the ability to metamorphose...

he Axolotl spends much of its time motionless, especially during the day. But from early evening to early morning they are very active.

Axolotls may be kept alone - they aren't specifically social. But groups do well too, assuming you provide plenty of room because if they have no means of keeping to themselves when they want to, they may show aggression.

Also, if kept in pairs or groups, they must be fed adequately - a starving axolotl will eat a limb of a tank-mate. Interestingly, they can re-generate lings, tail and even parts of the head and some organs. But this is no excuse to over-crowd, as they take some time and may suffer from disease due to the wound. Axolotls must be fed every 2 - 3 nights, never more as digestion is slow. Sinking pellets designed for them are usually taken, and should be their staple. But this must also be supplemented with beef heart or perhaps even live food (but beware of internal parasites, etc) The occasional earth worm can be hand fed occasionaly too, just beware of pesticides in the ground where you found it.

Axolotls tend to swallow gravel when feeding from the bottom. To avoid this, use larger 'river stones'. But many find that the larger substrate won't let natural, healthy bacteria grow, so they go back to gravel. This is fine, but it must be overcome by either dropping the food directly in front of each axolotl's mouth until it catches it. Or, a less time-consuming method, use gravel, but place a terra-cotta dish on the bottom and dropn food onto this.

Axolotls must not be kept with other animals. Small fish will be eaten, and those too large to be swallowed tend to 'nip' at an axolotl's fluffy gill crest, causting respitory problems or death. Even aquatic snails have been known to damage an axolotl's skin while 'sucking'.

Axolotls should not be kept in a dark room, but neither should they be in direct, full sunlight. If you wish to use an aquarium lamp (for the benefit of aquarium plants) be sure it is a flurescent globe. Also you MUST have plenty of places for the axolotls to get their heads or even whole bodies away from light as they stress if their is no dark refuge.

Driftwood or plastic decorative 'caves' do fine. Axolotls tend to uproot most plants while swimming, so be sure to use simple, hardy plants like elodea, which must be wedged underneath a heavy object (terra-cotta pot, stone, etc). It is often said that axolotls don't need water to be any deeper than they are long. This is true, as they spend most of their time 'walking' low to the ground and even stall in the lower half of a tank while swimming. However, they do swim to the top and back now and then, which provides good exersise.

An Axolotl must NEVER be removed from the water and forced to 'walk' on land. Their limbs cannot support them fully and they cannot breath when out of water. If you have cats, remember they can easily pull an axolotl out of its tank.

Axolotols are the larval stage of a salamander, and are different from other amphibians in that they have the ability to reproduce while remaining a sexually mature lava. Walking fish come in grey/brown colour, an albino form (which has a white body and bright pink gills), a golden form, and a spotted pattern which is seldom seen.

The name walking fish refers to the animals habit of walking whilst under water. Walking fish should not be removed from the water and forced to crawl on land as they cannot breath out of water. Death would rapidly occur as would be expected with fish.

Axolotols are supposed to have the ability to undergo metamorphosis (Similar to a tadpole changing into a frog) and change to an air breathing, land dwelling salamander, but this very seldom occurs. It seems that most strains have now lost the ability to metamorphose...

The Axolotl spends much of its time motionless, especially during the day. But from early evening to early morning they are very active.

Axolotls may be kept alone - they aren't specifically social. But groups do well too, assuming you provide plenty of room because if they have no means of keeping to themselves when they want to, they may show aggression.

Also, if kept in pairs or groups, they must be fed adequately - a starving axolotl will eat a limb of a tank-mate. Interestingly, they can re-generate lings, tail and even parts of the head and some organs. But this is no excuse to over-crowd, as they take some time and may suffer from disease due to the wound. Axolotls must be fed every 2 - 3 nights, never more as digestion is slow. Sinking pellets designed for them are usually taken, and should be their staple. But this must also be supplemented with beef heart or perhaps even live food (but beware of internal parasites, etc) The occasional earth worm can be hand fed occasionaly too, just beware of pesticides in the ground where you found it.

Axolotls tend to swallow gravel when feeding from the bottom. To avoid this, use larger 'river stones'. But many find that the larger substrate won't let natural, healthy bacteria grow, so they go back to gravel. This is fine, but it must be overcome by either dropping the food directly in front of each axolotl's mouth until it catches it. Or, a less time-consuming method, use gravel, but place a terra-cotta dish on the bottom and dropn food onto this.

Axolotls must not be kept with other animals. Small fish will be eaten, and those too large to be swallowed tend to 'nip' at an axolotl's fluffy gill crest, causting respitory problems or death. Even aquatic snails have been known to damage an axolotl's skin while 'sucking'.

Axolotls should not be kept in a dark room, but neither should they be in direct, full sunlight. If you wish to use an aquarium lamp (for the benefit of aquarium plants) be sure it is a flurescent globe. Also you MUST have plenty of places for the axolotls to get their heads or even whole bodies away from light as they stress if their is no dark refuge.

Driftwood or plastic decorative 'caves' do fine. Axolotls tend to uproot most plants while swimming, so be sure to use simple, hardy plants like elodea, which must be wedged underneath a heavy object (terra-cotta pot, stone, etc). It is often said that axolotls don't need water to be any deeper than they are long. This is true, as they spend most of their time 'walking' low to the ground and even stall in the lower half of a tank while swimming. However, they do swim to the top and back now and then, which provides good exersise.

An Axolotl must NEVER be removed from the water and forced to 'walk' on land. Their limbs cannot support them fully and they cannot breath when out of water. If you have cats, remember they can easily pull an axolotl out of its tank. Hi!

pouched lamprey,toothfish, murray cod, icefish,plunderfish

Remora fish typically feed on small organisms such as plankton, crustaceans, and small fish. They are also known to follow larger marine animals like sharks and whales to feed on scraps of food left behind by their hosts.

The fish you are referring to is likely a "sole." Soles are large, flat fish with a distinctive body shape and are commonly found in both freshwater and saltwater environments.

Lionfish have few natural predators in their invasive habitats, but some animals that have been known to consume them include moray eels, groupers, sharks, and large snappers. Humans are also a major predator of lionfish, as they are caught and eaten by spearfishers and in some places are served in restaurants as a delicacy.

The name of a duck that eats fish is the merganser. Mergansers are diving ducks that have long, serrated bills that help them catch and eat fish.

The best time to fish for big carp is typically during early morning or late evening when they are most active. Additionally, fishing during the warmer months when water temperatures are higher can also increase your chances of catching big carp.

I would like to know the answer as well. One of our friends just caught us a beastly Salmon and when put into ice water it developed this awful slime. We are erring on cautions side as this slime is not appetizing in the least. If anyone knows the answer or could refer a website this would be greatly appreciated.

The cost to start a fish farm can vary significantly depending on factors such as the size of the operation, location, type of fish, equipment needed, and infrastructure requirements. Generally, starting a small-scale fish farm can range from a few thousand dollars for basic setup to hundreds of thousands for larger operations with more advanced technology. It's crucial to conduct thorough research and create a detailed business plan to estimate the specific costs associated with your fish farming venture.

Coyfish cannot be kept in an aquarium, but it's not because of the answer below. It's because they are so badass they will break through your measly glass and run free as they should be, you fool! And if for some reason he cannot manage to break the glass, a passerby will because they will notice how amazingly badass he is and want to set him free. End of Story.

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Hi. koi fish can not be kept in a aquarium as they grow as long as 36 inches!!! only suitable for a 1000 gallon pond.

Yes, fish are generally considered to be symbols of good luck and prosperity in many Asian cultures. They are often associated with abundance, wealth, and success. Keeping fish as pets or displaying fish imagery is believed to bring positive energy and good fortune.

The top five fastest fish are the sailfish, black marlin, wahoo, bonefish, and swordfish. They can reach speeds ranging from 68 to 82 miles per hour.

The price of clown fish can vary depending on factors such as size, species, and where they are being purchased from. On average, clown fish can range from $15 to $30 each. Special color morphs or rare species may be more expensive.

You may get thirsty after eating fish because it is a high-protein food that can lead to an increase in metabolic processes, which can cause dehydration. Additionally, certain types of fish, particularly smoked or salty varieties, can have a dehydrating effect on the body, triggering thirst.

The scope of making fish longganisa includes using different fish varieties, experimenting with seasonings, and exploring different cooking methods. Limitations may include the availability of certain fish species, the need for specific equipment for processing, and potential challenges in achieving the desired texture and flavor compared to traditional pork longganisa.

pike are always aggressive. but on hot sunny days are good for 10-30 feet deep pike. i use daredevil spoons. my favorite is the 5 diamond daredevil spoon. small pike like 1-3 pounds will go on weed lines. the 5-10 pound pike goes on drop offs or sand bars that drop rapidly. but the big 12-30 pound pike on the deepest part of drop offs or the outer edge of bays or with muskie but they will often be where the walleye are. its one off their favorite baits. fish also in deep water where points or drop offs are. do not say "their are no fish here". pike don't stay in one spot. they swim around. soon a big hungry pike will swim by and see your lure.

There is no definite way to tell the sex of a comet fish, but when the temperatures are warmer than usual, you may notice your fish is chasing another fish. The fish that is doing the chasing is a boy, ant the one swimming away, is agirl. The boy chases the girl, nudging under her belly, to try and make her release eggs.

Hope this helps!!!!!

Excessive noise can stress fish, affecting their behavior, health, and reproductive success. In some cases, loud noise can cause physical harm or death to fish by damaging their hearing organs or disorienting them. It is important to minimize noise pollution in aquatic environments to protect the well-being of fish populations.

Fish is used for consumption as a source of protein, nutrients, and Omega-3 fatty acids. It is also used in various dishes, such as sushi, seafood stews, and fish tacos. Additionally, fish by-products are used in fertilizers, pet foods, and cosmetics.