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Fish
A fish is any aquatic vertebrate animal that is typically cold-blooded, covered with scales, and equipped with two sets of paired fins and several unpaired fins.
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What do you call a fish with no eyes?
FSH !
Because You Remove The "I"
Get It, The Fish Has No Eye....You Take Out The "I" As In "Eye"
Benthic, refers to those fish that live on or just above the seafloor. What they eat depends on the specific species of fish.
No. Polka fish can not kill you but they can make you very sick
What is the best way to get the smell of fish out of your microwave?
The best way would be to clean your microwave. Scrub it rly hard with something that smells fresh and nice. Then your microwave will smell fresh instead of stinky fish.
If the plants were gone would the peoples catch any fish?
If plants were gone, the aquatic ecosystem would be severely disrupted, affecting fish populations. Plants provide essential habitats and food sources for many aquatic species, and their absence could lead to a decline in fish numbers. Additionally, plants play a crucial role in maintaining water quality, so without them, the overall health of the aquatic environment would deteriorate, further impacting fish availability. Therefore, it would likely be much more difficult for people to catch fish without plants in the ecosystem.
How do gray snappers reproduce?
Spawning occurs from April to November with a peak during the summer months, and is influenced by the lunar cycle. Individual snappers may spawn multiple times during the course of the reproductive season. Gray snapper spawn in aggregations during the times surrounding the full moon. The species is a broadcast spawner of demersal eggs from which hatch sparsely pigmented larvae approximately 20 hours post-fertilization. The yolk sac is absorbed within the first 45 hours, after which the larvae must actively feed amongst the plankton. Although little is known about larval snappers in general, most appear to be planktonic at lengths less than 10mm. The post-larval gray snapper typically settle into suitable estuarine habitats such as seagrass beds and mangroves, although they are known from a variety of habitats. Estuarine nursery areas offer rich sources of food as well as protection from predators. The pre-juvenile and juvenile snapper feed by day until they achieve a size of approximately 80mm around which time they move into shallow rocky areas and the coastal reefs where they are commonly found as adults.
What are the two disadvantages of composite fish culture?
food available in all the parts of the pond is used up.
Where do I buy monk fish and Halibut fish in Charleston South Carolina?
Try a chinese/Japenese shop that sells exotic goods. Sorry I coulen't have been more help.
Can you give me a long list of the dangerous fish?
There are several types of dangerous fish. Some of the fish are the bullhead, sail cats, hardhead, and the bluefish.
Is my fish dead or having babies?
It's at the bottom of the tank, not floating, and I'm pretty sure it's breathing. It's sort of buried in the gravel, and I can't tell if she's having babies or the other fish had a memorial service and then buried her lol!
