yes and no it all depends on one thing : what kind of energy pyramid it is.
lets say if you have clown fish , a bass , and a shark then yes but if you have
some sand, crab, shark, clown fish then no sorry but it wont change
there has to be 1 producer and some consumers
ex.: planton gets eaton by small fish then they get eatin by a bigger fish and the a shark will eat that.
hope this helps
Clown fish do have jaws, so they are not a jawless fish.
the relationship is that the anemone is dangerous to other fish but the clown fish is immune to its shocks so the anemone houses the clown fish and it eats the clown fish's waste
Yes, clown fish are vertebrates. They belong to the class of vertebrates called Actinopterygii, which includes all ray-finned fish with skeletons made of bone. Clown fish have a bony spinal column and internal skeleton, making them vertebrates.
Yes, but if the clown fish has scars on its face and runs around killing people, it lives in Gotham.
It depends on the clown fish, they're not all made equal. You could also MEASURE IT
An example of an energy pyramid is a marine ecosystem where the producers, such as phytoplankton, form the base of the pyramid. Herbivorous zooplankton consume the phytoplankton, and then small fish eat the zooplankton. Larger predatory fish then feed on the small fish, creating a pyramid structure of energy flow.
What is the unusual characteristics of the clown fish?
Clown fish in french is poisson clown
Clown Fish
Hm let me see. Clown FISH Clown FISH My guess would be it's a ........FISH! ~Me~
In finding nemo. they were clown fish and they made jokes.
what about chemistry on clown fish
Clown fish do have jaws, so they are not a jawless fish.
The food that it eats, like small shrimp and algae.
yes clown fish do have enimies
a baby clown fish
a clown fish is fast