Fish

Defiantly not goldfish. They produce a ton of waste and need a massive aquarium to live a long and happy life . Maybe try a betta because they do not need a big aquarium . REMEMBER all fish need a home that is clean and is maintained properly . RESEARCH FIRST !! And enjoy your new fish . X

For starters, fish don't sleep in general. Fish go into a resting period and usually that has to do with the place the sun is in or if it is a fish in a tank, whether the lights are off or on.

Secondly, some fish move all day and night to keep away from predators and to insure water is passing over there gills. A fish will move while resting, when they do they are moving slowly and lower in the tank. If you have a few small fish they will follow each other and wake each other up. (Hardy fish are the best ones).

Lastly, fish are great pets for people who are half commited pet owners!

Treat them well

Yes they do eat Crayfish

the minnow, or any fish are in the kingdom categorized as Animalia.

with fire like the rest of us....

Fish don't sneeze in the water

He's very definitely male as is Zippy, although he does have a rather effeminate character. But their are several clues as to his maleness such as the Rainbow unbroadcasted Christmas tape. Where George says " I haven't got a big one but I like to play with it". Pearson the current copyright holders to Rainbow has done a very good job in cracking down on sites hosting the video but it is still about. Other examples are the Rainbow version of "It's Raining Men" where it is made quite clear that George is male.

The blobfish is grayish with a pronounced bulbous "nose". (see related link for photo)

Where there is water

in china you do.

yes

Haddock

The Filet o Fish came first (debuting in 1962). The Egg Mcmuffin debuted 10 years later in 1972.

Yes they are.

they sleep at night

Kangaroos and Fish are both in the Phylum Chodata and Subphylum Vertebrata. The Grasshopper belongs to the Phylum Arthropoda and Subphylum Hexapoda. Anything that is not categorized in the Phylum Chordata and Subphylum Vertebrata is considered an invertebrate

In short, the grasshopper is the invertebrate

They look just the same as normal blob fish.

schooling is lots of the same kind of fish that all live together and its helps them because they can warn each other if there is an enemy approaching. There are several reasons why schooling might help fish, most of which are related to predator avoidance. One is possibly the reason given above. Second, schooling gives the school of fish the appearance that it is a larger organism, which might deter some predators. Third, schooling makes predation more difficult. Predators often key in on a single individual for s successful kill. If there are many moving together, it makes it more difficult for the predator to focus on one prey animal, generally improving survival of the entire group. There may also be some energetic reasons why fish school as it may reduce the drag in the water for any individual fish.

A fish can get a cut in many ways, from a toy castle or object put into the fishbowl or wherever you are keeping the fish. It may also come from the small rocks you can find in where you are keeping your fish. If it is not a pet fish, a 'wild fish' it may have gotten into a tussle with another fish, or something in the ocean or lake may have cut it. If your pet fish has a cut, i would recommend taking it to a vet, before anything worse happens from it.

Any fish from the family Trachipteridae in the order Lampriformes

fish

respire

sunlight

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Its one of these. Not sure which one though....

a

The cold waters of the Labrador Sea provide an ideal environment. b

The warm waters of the Gulf Stream provide an ideal environment. c

The conditions the Grand Banks are ideal for growing plankton that fish like to eat. d

Fishers bait the water with foor that fish like to eat.

Hope this helps...