No, palm trees do not need salt water.
Specifically, palm trees are salt water tolerant. This makes it possible for them to live closer to the ocean than any other tree. But at the same time and as in the case of all trees, palms need fresh water in order to take in necessary nutrients.
Crimson snapper (Pristipomoides filamentosus) is a fish of salt waters.
it's actually both. there are fresh water puffers and saltwater puffers and brackish water puffers. the fresh water ones tend to be large (2ft for some species) for a more accurate answer i need a species name for the puffer
there are tonnes of different species of salmon and yes some do live in salt water and you can fish them but some live in fresh water and you can fish them too.
Fresh water
Lets See If This Answers Your Question... Fresh Water Fish have A Liver That Can Process All Kinds of Stuff From Fresh Water. Wether It Be Dirty Water, Clean Water, or Sometimes Even Slightily Toxic Water... But The Transition To Fresh To Salt Lies In The Very Word Itself, SALT WATER... The Liver of A Normal Fresh Water Fish Can Only Handle Bits of Amount of Salt, But The Water In The Ocean Is So Strong That The Liver of A Fresh Water Fish Just Over Loads and Shuts Down Killing The Fish... Thats Why Salt Water Fish Have Evolved Their Livers To With Stand Lethal Amounts of Salt In The Water... The Same With Salt Water Fish, They Can Not Process Fresh Water Because their Livers Are Only Made To Process Salt Not Fresh... Some Fish Actually Can Do Both Like The BULL SHARK, Salman, (not a fish) Salt Water Crocidile...
yes
These spectacular fish (Pseudanthias species) are tropical marine (salt water) fish.
its for tropical fish and salt water fish. they need to have warm water to survive cause were they live is really warm waters
Saltwater fish require salt water, and fresh water fish need fresh water, you can't mix them, or the fish will die. You need to look at each individual fishes needs as to what temp they need their water to be. There are some saltwater fish that can survive in fresh water, but it is not healthy for them.
Those are salt-water tropical fish not the freshwater fish you see in pet-stores.
There are both marine (salt water) and fresh water fish in the tropics.
Yes, most freshwater fish were not made to live in saltwater and they can die in the ocean. This is caused by a great loss of weight, due to the water in the fish being pulled out by the salt, and eventually death. About 2% of freshwater fish change to a saltwater environment sometime in their life, but this change happens gradually and they would most likely die if put suddenly into a saltwater environment.
It depends on the fish. If its a tropical fish that is accustomed to salt water, you need salt water and you need to keep the water at a warmer than norm temperature. If its just a regular goldfish, freshwater at room temp should do just fine.
No. It will kill it. Table salt is processed mined salt and not the same as salt in the ocean. You need to go to a store that sells tropical fish and supplies to buy a special mixture to make sea water for fish.
All salt water, fresh water, and tropical fish are cold blooded.
yes they do
No! marine fish are salt water fish and tropicals are fresh water fish, this cannot be changed.