How do ice fish obtain oxygen?

Answer 1

They first take in the water through their mouth. Then, when the fish' mouth is shut, their operculum ( thing that makes the gills open and close) opens and removes the oxygen from the water to make the fish breathe.

Answer 2

Well since they're made of ice they absorb oxygen from the trees through their legs and splatter it out from the spleenacious andromodus volumptuous cavity glandular di-tri-bi-leedleedlee hypomedrite carcinogenic polydoctus trivalve. They then urinate out the rest, by drinking the soils in the battleships of the 2823th division of the Chino regiment of the Ugandian legal standard. It has to be this specific model because then their bodies could produce too much energy, and then they can rupture their butt muscular bone. This would cause a total shutdown of the upper-mid left section of the nervous system, and they would lose their sense of taste. This would render them unable to prevent the free radicals from helping their body grow young. As you can clearly see, it is obvious that their third heart would bust out the mama's shaker and possibly bring world peace to Iran. Ice fish are cool things, don't you think?

Answer 3

Fish absorb oxygen by pulling oxygen-rich water through their mouths. It pumps the water over it gills in order to absorb oxygen.