As with all fish, eggs and fry (in livebearing fish) come out of the vent. This is also where the solid waste comes out of.
Some live-bearing freshwater fish include guppies, mollies, platies, swordtails, and endlers. These fish give birth to live young rather than laying eggs, making them popular choices for beginner hobbyists due to their reproductive behavior.
So called live-bearing fish give birth. The name live-bearer indicates that the fish bears living fry inside them, and after a certain gestation period she pops them out, like giving birth.
Hapuka fish live in the sea.
All fish come from eggs. Some fish lay eggs and male fertilize them some fish are like humans and animals the egg developes inside the fish and live birth happens.
where fish live
Some live-bearing freshwater fish include guppies, mollies, platies, swordtails, and endlers. These fish give birth to live young rather than laying eggs, making them popular choices for beginner hobbyists due to their reproductive behavior.
No , the parent will eat it.
Guppy fish is a type of live-bearing fish, as they give birth to live fish after a certain gestation period. The guppy is one of the most popular aquarium fish, and as a live-bearing fish, for he is considered to be quite easy to take care of and has the shortest gestation period of all live-bearing fish.
A guppy fish is a live bearing fish, but the female generally does not take care of her young, and will eat them.
The male fish has a Gonopodium Particular to the Live-bearing fish, the gonopodium is the pelvic fin of the male fish that have been converted into genital organs.
pellets or sticks. you could also start a guppy tank. live bearing fish that will explode in population
Zebra danios are not live-bearing fish, so they do not get pregnant. Instead, the female will lay eggs, and the male will fertilize them. The eggs will hatch about 2 days after being fertilized.
Goldfish are not a tropical fish. In addition, they are egg bearing rather than live birth.
Platy's are live bearing fish and do not lay eggs, the young are born alive and free swimming.
guppy's are live bearers, unlike other fish guppy's lay eggs in there stomach but when they come out they are a normal fish not in a egg
Yes. Provided that the other fish are not large enough to eat them. Livebearers are often included in community aquaria.
no because crabs come out of water and live and fish when the are out of water they die