What fish can live with tiger barbs?

Provided there is considerable space, one of the best tankmates for the tiger barb is the clown loach; it will even school with the tiger barbs and act as they do. Alternatively, pair the tiger barb with fast-moving tankmates such as danios, platys, loaches, or catfish.

FAQ

• How many classes of fishes are there?

  There are about 28,000 existing species of fish, and they are placed in five classes: hagfish, lampreys, cartilaginous fish, ray-finned bony fish, and lobe-finned bony fish.

• Is oyster sauce similar to soy sauce?

  Oyster sauce is a sweet and salty condiment made primarily from oyster juices, salt, and sugar. ... Oyster sauce's flavor is somewhere between fish sauce and soy sauce. Its consistency is thick and syrupy, and it's dark brown in color. A good substitute should capture these flavors and textures as much as possible.

• Is basa a cheap fish?

  One reason Basa is so popular is its cost. It's cheap to grow and harvest, making it competitively priced, even when exported abroad. Basa fish is a type of catfish native to Southeast Asia. Its low cost — even when imported — makes it is a popular fish across the world.

• Is TJ from Wicked Tuna married?

  TJ is married to his wife, Kristina Doellman. The famous tuna fisherman exchanged vows with his wife in a private wedding ceremony held in 2016. The two dated for a very long period of time before they decided to make it official. We shall update you once we get more information about Ott's children.

• What happens when a dog eats canned fish?

  Consuming too much mercury can result in mercury poisoning, which can cause severe, or potentially fatal, health complications. ... Because dogs are smaller than humans, and because there are no recommendations for how much tuna a pup can eat safely, it's best not to feed it to your dog at all.

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• Do fish have thorns?

  In bony fish, most fins may have spines or rays. A fin may contain only spiny rays, only soft rays, or a combination of both. If both are present, the spiny rays are always anterior. Spines are generally stiff, sharp and unsegmented.

• How do you catch mackerel in the dark?

  The bait we use most commonly are slimy mackerel which look the same as the European mackerel, these are also caught at night using flood lights to attract the fish to the surface where they are then scooped in nets.

• How long does it take to grow a tilapia fish?

  Genetically improved farmed tilapia (GIFT) and several other strains have been developed that will grow at an average rate of 2,5g to 3g a day under optimal conditions, resulting in a harvestable fish in six to nine months, depending on the size required.

• What to do if fish are not eating?

  Perhaps your fish has just become picky and is bored of eating the same food every day. Along with the branded food you feed your fish try feeding them a variety of live foods. If they are still not eating, don't leave it too long. Call the fish vet.

• What happens if I eat undercooked trout?

  Eating raw or undercooked fish can place you at risk of becoming a host to a parasite such as tape worm. Some varieties of fish are more prone to parasites than others. These include trout, cod and some types of wild salmon. Health effects of developing tape worms can include pain, anemia and low energy.

• How can you tell tilapia?

  You can usually spot a tilapia spawning bed by searching for areas that look like craters at the bottom of the lake, river, or pond. Just be careful when approaching these areas because tilapia spook quite easily, and once you've spooked them, you can say goodbye to any chances you had of catching them.

• What is the world's fastest fish?

  Sailfish Not all experts agree, but at top speeds of nearly 70 mph, the sailfish is widely considered the fastest fish in the ocean. Clocked at speeds in excess of 68 mph , some experts consider the sailfish the fastest fish in the world ocean.

• Which Indian fish is fatty?

  Omega 3 fatty acid in common Indian fish

  Common Name	Scientific Name	Fat Content
  Indian oil sardine	sardinella longiceps	High (>8%)
  Seenghala / giant rivar catfish/ aar	Sperata seenghala	Lean (<2%)
  Tropical anchovy	Stolephorus commersonnii	Lean (<2%)
  Ilish/ Hilsa	Tenualosa ilisha	High (>8%)

• How do you catch a milkfish?

  Being plankton feeders, milkfish can be very hard to catch on hook and line, and most anglers who successfully hook milkfish do so after attracting them with liberal berleying with bread, followed by either baiting up with bread or presenting bread imitation flies.

• Why does my shrimp taste like bleach?

  If your shrimp tastes like chlorine or ammonia, it's bad for you and you best stay away from it. ... Bad shrimp are easily identified as they taste like ammonia or chlorine and not only stink but are sometimes harmful to your health. Apparently they use these chemicals to clean and preserve the shrimp.

• Can you catch king mackerel from the surf?

  Kingfish love the deep, ocean water. But that doesn't mean you can't catching kingfish surf fishing. The King Mackerel, or the Kingfish, can be found in abundance in the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. ...

• How do you cook Pacific oysters?

  Put about ½ inch of oil (a spoonful of butter if you like) in a frying pan and turn to medium high. Make sure pan is hot before placing oysters in it. Place oysters in the hot pan and cook 45 to 60 seconds per side or until breading is golden brown. After cooking, place the oyster on paper towels to drain excess oil.

• How do you identify a British crayfish?

  Identification features of signal crayfish include:

  1. Red underside to claws.
  2. Upper surface is a greenish brown colour.
  3. Lower surface is an orange/red colour.
  4. Smooth ridge running along the middle of the rostrum.
  5. Can grow up to 16-18 centimetres in size.

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• How cold can clownfish survive?

  Clownfish thrive in waters whose temperature ranges from 75 degrees F to 80 degrees F. You don't have to keep the water at any particular temperature. After all, the water in which clownfish live in the wild does not remain at any specific temperature.

• Is canned mackerel better than tuna?

  Fact: Canned Mackerel Beats Tuna Any Day of the Week Canned mackerel is richer and milder than canned tuna, and even more sustainable. It all started with a tuna melt.

• Where do herring gulls die?

  From what I've seen seagulls fall wherever they are when they die. If they are ill or injured, they are unlikely to be flying to go to sea. This explains why you see their carcasses along the shore or in creek inlets.

• What is the largest freshwater fish ever caught on rod and reel?

  White Sturgeon The World Record White Sturgeon — 468 pounds Pallotta battled his sturgeon for nearly 7 hours, even jumping onto a friend's larger boat at one point. The 9-foot-6-inch fish was estimated to be 100 years old, and it's still considered the largest freshwater fish ever caught on a rod-and-reel in North America.

• Do oyster shells filter water?

  A single oyster can filter up to 50 gallons of water a day. ... Oysters, clams, and other shellfish help remove excess nitrogen from waters by incorporating it into their shells and tissue as they grow.

• When were oysters first eaten?

  Oyster chow-down Archaeologists have found evidence that oysters provided an important food source as early as 10,000 years ago in Australia. They were cultivated in Japan from at least 2000 BC. And the ancient Romans practiced oyster farming as early as the 1st century BC.

• Why haven't I caught any fish?

  If you aren't catching any fish, then you are probably fishing in the wrong area. ... One of the keys in fishing is to be constantly on the move until you can find fish. Once you find them, then you can slow down and take your time fishing that area, but don't waste time fishing in spots that aren't holding any fish.

• Can fish be freeze-dried?

  You can freeze dry any kind of meat, plus eggs and seafood. When you're ready to serve, just reconstitute them using water.