Fish Breeding

The male African Dwarf Frog will fertalize the eggs when they come out of the female. The eggs will attach to plants or decorations in the aquarium. If the other fish in the tank don't eat the eggs then they will hatch into small tadpoles. The tadpoles will slowly grow into African Dwarf Frogs..

What will happen is your fry, when it is born, will swim up to the surface for that first bit of air and then they will swim somewhere that they feel safe. They will swim through to the bottom part of the breeding net and they will come up for air if they need it. It is a good idea also to remove the mother from the breeding net as soon as you are sure that she has finished giving birth. This is to ensure the mother doesn't eat the babies.

Stronger muscles so that they can swim against the flow.

some fish do.

Yes because the father is trying to protect the egg

The fastes freshwater fish I know of is the bass!

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No, they do not. They try to swim away as soon as possible because after mating, the male will try to protect it's territory and the female who seemed attractive is now an invader.

Not all sharks have live young. Some lay eggs like most fish do but to answer your question, no, sharks are not the only fish that give live birth. Guppies, mollies, swordtails and other members of the family Poeciliidae, as well as members of other fish families, give live birth.

Garra Rufa fish can be bred like any other fish with an adequate set up, separate tanks are required for the fry that need a filtration system that doesn't allow the very small fish to pass through it.

It is important to remember that fry are especially delicate and large numbers are often lost very early on. Water managment is of the upmost importance.

Because a pineapple fish is a weak swimmer, it hides during the day, but comes out at night to eat small shrimp that swim along the top of the sand in the water.

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dont be stupid, you cant grow fish in your backyard you have no sea!! silly :D

Worms?

Starfish?

there are three basic breeds: fantail goldfish, comet goldfish, and common goldfish. if you are getting goldfish for the first time, i would recommend common goldfish as they need the least care.

I don't care I mean, what kind of stupid question is that?

why is atropine used on an adult with severe head trauma and severed spinal cord?

Yes, I have an Albino Corydoras catfish and he love to feast on the algae. Although they eat the algae, you may also want to buy them algae wafers or shrimp pellets just to make sure they are well fed!

This has not been recorded in the wild, probably not.

Supposedly, glofish can look pregnant without actually being pregnant. If the female is getting enough nutrients and there is a male glofish, it's possible the female will lay the eggs and have them fertilized.

adjust the heater on your tank, it will take a while to change the water temp, so as long as it is gradual, it wont hurt em

They could go extinct.

Mollies are larger and require more tank space. They also are very picky about water conditions and do well with some salt added to their tanks. Generally a more difficult fish to keep than a Platy.

Salmon are born in fresh water, migrate to the ocean and then return to the fresh water to spawn. Salmon have the reputation of returning to the same place they were born in order to spawn.

If you mean like plectos, Cory cats, or something of that sort. No they wont eat the other fish unless the fish is the size of an egg and it can suck it up (this would be an accident the fish didn't do it on purpose) other than that no they don't.

If the "cleaner fish" isn't a fish like that tell me and i will answer again