Fish

Afternoon or early evening. This sounds like a comedy answer, but it isn't! If you mean, in what season or what time of year then there's no answer. They breed when they are ready. If you get a pair and put them in a tank, expect spawning after 1-12 months - there's no way to be more definite. But they do tend to actually mate in the late afternoon. Spawning can then re-occur every 12-18 days afterwards.

Clown fish, when born, are all male. Once they reach the age of maturity, the most dominant fish undergoes a sex change and becomes a breeding female. The dominant remaining male will then spawn with her. Should the female die, the dominant male will "become" female to replace her.

it depends on what types, but mostly yes, except for the turtle

In North America, the white sturgeon is the largest freshwater fish with reported lengths of fifteen (15) feet or more. The second largest is the alligator gar at up to twelve (12) feet.

Well, first of all two fish would have had to be involved for the eggs to be viable. The eggs are fertilized by the male after the female lays them.

Second, just keep the water clean and at the same temperature as you have the tank normally, no adjustment is needed. You will want to have a gentle water flow over the eggs to keep them clean and oxygenated.

How long it takes for the eggs to hatch varies depending on temperature, but around 48-60 hours is a good standard.

Talapia are natural wild fish, indigenous to South Texas and points farther south. They are being raised commercially now, and by the way, are herbivores.

People keep poluting the waters and many people fish illegally. VERY SAD!!!!!!!!!!

yes you can eat the fish's eye

A Sprat is a small herring-like, oily fish. Different species of sprat are found all over the world and are often fried and eaten or used as bait. The most common species of sprat is the European Sprat which lives in the Northeast Atlantic Ocean, the North Sea, Southern Baltic sea, Adriatic and Black Seas and in the Mediterranean. It eats dead plants and animals and shrimp.

It depends what breed it is. If it is a livebearer the female would have an anal fin and the male would have a gonopodium. In the case of egg layers,scatterersand depositors the females might be plumper or the males may be a different colour/more colourfull.

no! They are different fish.

It either means your fish is sick or it's dying. There is a lot of reasons might it act like that. The few reason is ammonia with is bad, change the water.I have a fish like that and it layed at the bottom of the tank. But try to look up for the suggestions I gave you maybe it would answer your question but what kind of fish it is? Mine was a goldfish

Lampreys are in the superclass Agnatha, jawless fish. They are of the class Cyclostomata, which includes hagfish, as opposed to the extinct Ostracoderms.

They're both mammals and share similar biological systems as a result.

Lake Dixon California. 25 Pounds 3 oz. But the fish was foul hooked, and the record didn't count. The official record is 22 pounds 4 oz. Caught in Montgomery Lake, Georgia, in 1932 by George Perry.

They eat small fish, crustaceans, mollusks, aquatic insects like leeches and frogs.

Just cardsharks and poolsharks...........

I am not going to name anything out, but you should try and be creative. Make up a name with things that have to do with its:

-Size

-Species Name

-Color

-Something wacky, and fun.

Like, I know someone that had a red fish, so they named it "Red Hot Fishy Pepper"

Have fun :)

Minnows vary in size. The British Colombian Minnow ranges in size from 4cm-7.5cm.

The coral grouper seeks out giant morays. It actively rouses them by vigorously shaking its body. The move is a call to arms that tells the moray to join the grouper in a hunt. The two fish cooperate to flush out their prey.

In my reserch I have found that they don't actually adapt, it's the way there body structure is made. The animals' bones are so stong they will not break from all the presure. Sometimes they are just extremely flexable so they aren't crushed like the octopus. If I didn't answer your question correctly just try to disscuss it with me. - The 11 year-old

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OK! I will! You are nearly there. It is a matter of body structure and flexibility, but their bones do not need to be ever so strong because their bodies' internal pressures balance those of the surrounding water. Some fish and deep-diving whales swim up and down over considerable ranges of depth because their bodies' internal pressures adjust automatically.

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Human divers manage in the same way because they breathe air through a valve that automatically adjusts the air-pressure to the water's, and this adjustment is transferred to the body generally.

The eyes should be clear and raised, not sunken.

There should be slime on it and its skin should be moist.

The scales should be firmly attached and shiny.

the Tripod fish is from the dinosaur age and is guessed to be in the Juarrassic period

the tripod fish lives in deep sea areas

BIG grouper hapuka cod bronze whaler whale shark small yellowtail minnow guppy stingray

Um i dont know but the answer is that black people are so black that the first sentence god said was"Oops i burnt one to the first black person"

Turbid means muddy or unclear. - If experiencing this on well water, it can basically mean anything that's in the ground. You need a filter, -but first get your water analysed to make sure it's OK to drink, and what is making it turbid.