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FISHES

Fish are aquatic animals and abundant in the sea and in fresh water, with species being known from mountain streams. A typical fish is exothermic; has a streamlined body that allows it to swim rapidly. There are over 25,000 species of fish. Fish at large are divided into three groups; bony, cartilaginous and jawless fish, the size ranging from a 45 foot (whale shark) to an 8 mm long (dwarf gopi). Four types of fish are kept in the home aquarium:-

 

Tropical fish - These are live in either salt or freshwater but needs a warm (tropical) temperature to live. Examples of such fishes are Danios, Tetras, Guppies, Corydoras, Barbs, Angelfish, Gouramis, Male Bettas, Oscars, Jewelfish etc.

 

Coldwater fish - these fish can be salt or fresh water fish which needs colder water temperatures. Salmonidae, Goldfish, Trout, Weather loach, Phoxinus, Oncorhynchus, Salmon etc.

 


Freshwater fish - these fish live in freshwater and are usually the fish that you would find in inland rivers and streams of most continents. They can be as colorful as marine fish and yet need less care. Carp, Sturgeons, sunfish, buffalo fish, whitefish, perch, brook trout, speckled trout, sucker etc

 

.     Marine fish - these are fish that live in salty seawater. Most commonly, marine fishes need tropical climate. There are around 1500 species of marine fish. Some major fishes are Anthias, Batfish, Blennies, Butterfly fish, Filefish, Hawk fish, Snappers, Sharks and Rays, Tangs and Surgeonfish etc.     

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Caring of Fish:

(1) The fishes usually die of overfeeding than of starvation. So, DO NOT OVERFEED  and feed only once a day.

 (2)  The fish excrete waste which easily dissolved in the water and make it impure. Therefore, regular water change is necessary, at least once a week.

 (3) While changing the water, do not change all of the water in one bowl. This is very stressful to the fish and can cause his immune system weaker.

 (4) The bowl or aquarium needs to be cleaned once a week, or once after two weeks if it has filtration.

 

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