Catfish

Well, isn't that just delightful! A baby catfish is called a "fry." Just like a little seed growing into a beautiful tree, these tiny fry will grow up to be strong and majestic catfish swimming gracefully in the waters. Remember, every little creature has its own journey and beauty to share with the world.

Catfish have several adaptations that allow them to thrive in their aquatic environments. Their whisker-like barbels help them navigate and locate food in murky waters, while their flattened bodies and lack of scales allow them to easily maneuver through tight spaces. Catfish also have a keen sense of smell and taste, which helps them detect prey and predators in their surroundings. Additionally, their ability to breathe through their skin and gills allows them to survive in oxygen-poor waters.

In order to determine the number of Weight Watchers (WW) points in 6 ounces of fried catfish, we need to consider the nutritional content of the catfish as well as the specific WW program you are following. Generally, fried catfish is high in calories, fat, and potentially unhealthy oils used in frying, which can result in a higher point value. It is recommended to consult the WW point system guide or app to accurately calculate the points for this specific food item.

A group of catfish is called a school. Yep, just like those annoying kids you had to deal with back in the day. So next time you see a bunch of catfish swimming together, just think of them as the cool kids of the underwater world.

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turtles need to swim, live, everything in water and toads need water but don't live in it. . . . . Also the turtle could possibly eat the toad depending on size hahaha

A blue catfish can produce a substantial number of eggs during spawning, with females typically laying between 10,000 to 100,000 eggs in a single spawning event. They can spawn multiple times throughout the year, especially in warmer months. However, the exact number of offspring can vary based on environmental conditions and the age of the fish. Overall, a single blue catfish can contribute tens of thousands of young to the population annually.

sinking pellets to fishes and shrimps

Cats can eat tuna with water it is just adding something nonpoisonous to a food cats can eat.

Yes. Some catfish do prefer moving water such as a river or stream, but most species are able to survive in ponds or lakes.

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Catfish lay eggs.

They do not need a heated tank as long as your temperature will naturally stay over 70 degrees which it most likely will. If it does not I would invest in a heater.

I don't think so because they can't hear they feel the vibrations the sounds make on the ground and water which generly scares fish

Yes! In fact, catfish are the only animals who sport an odd number of whiskers.

Flathead catfish commonly know as "yellow cat" or "mud cat" are predatory fish and will consume bass, bream, shad, crayfish and will often feed on it's own kind. The young rely more extensively on aquatic insects and crayfish than do the adults. Large flatheads sometimes congregate where food is plentiful such as near tail races of dams. They often feed at the surface or in shallow water at night, returning to their residence in a hole or brush pile to rest during the day. They rarely eat dead or decaying matter. That's all I know. Hope I helped:)

Not long. There skin needs to stay moist. They do not travel far away from water.

No. Buffalo fish is native of North America and carp is native of Asia. Although they are commonly confused for the other, buffalo and carp, are not related of species.

German Carp are yellow to green in color with small whiskers at the corner of their mouths.

Asian Carp are silver with scales like shad.

Grass Carp which are a type of Asian carp are more greenish yellow with large scales like the buffalo.

Buffalo are light brown to black depending on the color water

with large scales there are three types of buffalo.

Same colors just different body shape.

your mum, she found in the lake with a dog.

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you can find them in near brush,snags,submerged trees,or neer currents. good luck.

Corydoras as a species are omnivorous. They will eat most things but they will not eat the same things (eg zucchini) that a vegetarian fish like a Pleco will eat. Corys really enjoy a good feed of live tubifex.

I'm not sure, but, I had 2 gold fish die recently for no apparent reason. Am wondering if the upside down cat fish hurt them in any way. He always chases them around & they act frightened by the cat fish.