Fish

a collective name would be 'Fry' although some small fish have their own name. For example Salmon, when they swim in salt water are named 'smolt'

if i knew the answer i wouldnt be asking

Whales move their spines up and down where as fish move their spines side to side.

It is pearl spot scientifically called as etroplus suratensis and locally called as karimeen.

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Fish pull water in through their gills and filter it in the gill rakers. Then the water is forced through the gill filaments. These project out into the flow of the water, allowing the water to cross the lamellae. This results in what is called the "gas exchange". This is when oxygen is exchanged for carbon dioxide. The oxygen enters the blood stream directly when it moves over the capillary membrane. The carbon dioxide leaves the body with the flow of water out the operculum. For more details, please see the sites listed below.

Yes they are (currently) hurts really bad. urinate on wound to relieve pain.

u can find it in nassua elethurea and in ausrtilla

People do not know. The best estimate is that it does not

the truth is it never leaves the body the fish just swallows it

The Lenape used nets, spears, and rarely axes. They did also use traps, but not fishing rods.

uni- means one, like unicorn or unicycle. Unicellular mean the entire organism is one cell- and a fish has millions of cells. No, not unicellular.

That's generally what fish do; they eat other fish that are smaller than themselves. Smaller fish are much easier to swallow.

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Although some years ago there were thought to be several types (species) of discus and all were given different 'taxonomic' names, DNA research has now proven that there are only two types (species) of discus. These two species are Symphysodon discus and Symphysodon aequefasciata. The former is known as the "Heckel" and is quite hard to keep and breed and the latter (S. aequefasciata) is the one that the commercial breeders (mainly in Tropical Asia) have had a lot of fun with and produced all the fancy colours like the one you refered to as the "Turquoise Discus". Genetically a "Turquoise Discus" is the same as a "Pidgeon Blood" is the same as a "Marlboro Red". They are all S.aequefasciata.

If you are using the feeder fish to feed other fish with then I would toss them right away. If you plan on keeping them a while then I would treat your tank with fungus treatment or parasite treatment. More then likely they have one or the other. I would not let any of your more expensive fish eat them and take the risk of losing your bigger fish over a 10c fish. I got some feeders today and when I got home I noticed they all had bumps either on them or inside them and the feeders are for my big oscar and flowerhorn fish and i took the fish back because i wasn't about to risk losing my other fish. Good Luck

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it depends if you mean by itself or cooked cuz' some people use a kind of yeast to cook

Sea star is more approopriate than starfish because sea stars aren't fish at all, they're echinoderms.

If the neon is in a tank with other neons then there is a good chance it will grow back. If your neon is in with other fish and larger fish there is a very good chance it will be eaten "Big Fish Eat Little Fish".

Try your local pet or department store. There should be an area just for fish and packaged "fish food" that most home fish would eat just fine. There are a few different types, but it should be clear on the packaging what size and type of fish the food is made for. If you happen to have a more or less exotic fish (something above and beyond the usual Goldfish or other commonly available pet fish from the store) you may wish to check with a greater authority on that particular species.

Not the whiting from the North Sea I have eaten recently. I have eaten some fish that looked like whiting but came from Vietnam that had a bitter taste.

Try searching it on google, amazon swords are pretty hardy for aquariums

This species lives very deep in the ocean. Therefore, it goes up at night to collect food from the surface of the water. Sometimes, they're preyed upon by dolphins and sharks and other large predators, otherwise they're able to live for 40 years in healthy conditions.

of course we do me and my family used to fish in Sweden its kind of every person does but not all some have a summer house near a river or just where they could fish