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the tripod fishes lenth is 12 to 14 inches
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What color are tripod fish?
The colors of the tripod fish are silver. I think that is the only color.
What zone does fish live in?
the Tripod fish is from the dinosaur age and is guessed to be in the Juarrassic period the tripod fish lives in deep sea areas
How long does a tripod fish live?
Tripod fish rarely live longer than three years. They typically live on the very bottom of the sea floor and can only survive in salt water.
Who discovered the tripod fish and when?
This was not an easy question to answer as I could not find any direct and clear information. However, from doing a bit of research I discovered that 2 names and a year kept popping up. George Brown Goode and Tarleton Hoffman Bean in 1886. I do not know if they discovered the fish or if they funded research into the fish but they definitely have something to do with the fish. I hope this helps.
What is a name for a three legged animal?
A name for a three-legged animal could be a "tripod."
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What dos eat tripod fish?
Tripod fish eat zooplankton, planktonic crustaceans and nektonic copepods. Tripod fish are deep sea fish that live in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
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You can take lot of photos
What color are tripod fish?
The colors of the tripod fish are silver. I think that is the only color.
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they slap there tail to warn others
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Jamaica has 316,600 telephones.
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What do tripods do?
Tripod fish eat zooplankton, planktonic crustaceans and nektonic copepods. Tripod fish are deep sea fish that live in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
What fish live in the twilight zone?
tripod fish and angelfish
