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Tilapia
There are almost 100 species of tilapia. Do to their easy upkeep, they are becoming popular in aquaponics. Tilapia are generally a freshwater fish, but some species can tolerate brackish waters.
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Well..... my tilapia are getting bigger (some 6inches) and my 10 cent walmart goldfish are slowly vanishing... my guess is because they are omnivores that its possible and more than likely.
A tilapia is dropped by a hovering eagle how far will the fish fall in 2 seconds before the birds?
d=1/2 a t^2
d=1/2 9.8 2^2
d=2*9.8
d=19.6
9.8 is the force of gravity
this assumes no air resistance
Can tilapia fish survive with frogs in same pond?
African Dwarf Frogs can be kept with smaller, peaceful tropical community fish. African Clawed Frogs, however, grow very large and will likely eat any fish they are kept with.
What is the Italian translation of 'Tilapia'?
Tilapia is the same in Italian and English.
Specifically, the Italian word is a feminine noun. The pronunciation is "tee-LAH-pyah." The plural form, tilapie, is pronounced "tee-LAH-pyeh."
Fishes breathe through gills. As a cichlidae fish, the tilapia is no exception.
Tilapia breathes through gills.
Tilapias eat insect larvae, shellfish, young fish, worms, plants, and any edible waste small enough to ingest.
What is the English of tha tilapia?
The English term for "tilapia" is simply "tilapia." It refers to a group of freshwater fish from the cichlid family, commonly found in Africa and the Middle East. Tilapia is widely cultivated and consumed around the world for its mild flavor and versatile cooking options.
How tilapia survive in both freshwater and Marine?
Tilapia are highly adaptable fish that can thrive in both freshwater and marine environments due to their physiological flexibility. They possess the ability to osmoregulate, allowing them to maintain the balance of salts and water in their bodies regardless of the salinity of their surroundings. This adaptability enables them to tolerate a wide range of temperatures and oxygen levels as well. Additionally, their omnivorous diet helps them find food in diverse habitats, further contributing to their survival across different aquatic ecosystems.
No, perch and tilapia are not the same fish. Perch typically refers to a group of freshwater fish belonging to the family Percidae, while tilapia is a separate species primarily found in warm freshwater environments and belongs to the family Cichlidae. They differ in taste, texture, and habitat preferences.
There are about one hundred species of fish which are called Tilapia. Some of which have other names, notably St Peters Fish, most do not.
