Which Indian fish has no bones?

Though called Sea Bass, Bhetki is a riverine fish. The elasmobranchs (sharks, rays, and skates) don't have any hard (calcified) bones in their bodies.

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• What's the rarest freshwater fish in the world?

  Chinese Paddlefish Chinese Paddlefish. Photo courtesy of CGTN. Last seen in 2007, the Chinese Paddlefish is likely the world's rarest freshwater fish.

• Should we not drink milk after eating fish?

  Scientifically speaking, there is no evidence to prove that drinking milk after fish can be harmful or could result in pigmentation of the skin. A number of fish dishes are prepared with curd as an essential ingredient and curd is a dairy product, thus this theory becomes redundant.

• What weather is best for fishing?

  As fish are cold-blooded, they rely on their environment to heat or cool their body. The best fishing weather is usually dusk or dawn, as the sun rays filtering through the water aren't too hot. By midday, particularly on sunny days, fish are more likely to have dived a little deeper to cooler water3.

• Do prawns suffer?

  Most biologists believe that simple invertebrates - animals with no backbones and limited nervous systems- cannot feel pain or experience-suffering. ...

• How much crawfish do you need for one person?

  You should plan on purchasing 3-4 pounds of live crawfish per person per meal or 1 pound of fresh or frozen tails to feed three people.

• Does conger eel eat plankton?

  Diet of the Conger As they grow larger, they eat zooplankton and other small organisms. Adults primarily hunt fish, crabs, shrimp, worms, squid, and other aquatic prey. They also feed on carrion, or dead animals, when the occasion presents itself.

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• How long does fresh salmon last in fridge?

  Fresh salmon: Use fresh salmon within 1-2 days (for packaged fresh salmon refer to on-pack best before date). Smoked salmon: Use smoked salmon within the on-pack use by date. Once opened ensure product is handled and stored appropriately, refrigerated between 0˚C - 4˚C and consumed within 72 hours.

• What should I look for when buying smoked salmon?

  The salmon should look quite translucent. If it's very dense in colour, it probably means it's been frozen, and also that it hasn't been cured properly, so the water that turned into ice when it was frozen, breaks down the flesh of the salmon when it's defrosted, and you end up with an unpleasant, mushy texture.

• How do you get the water out of frozen fish?

  No, you need a quick thawing method that won't accidentally par-cook some of the fish fillet's thinner parts (we're looking at you, microwave). So here's what you do instead: Prepare a large bowl of hot water, place the frozen fish into a resealable plastic bag, and submerge the bag in the hot water for 5 minutes.

• Can you feed koi fish at night?

  Carp ARE naturally night feeders and do better at night. The only reason I stick to the light is because of predators and specifically racoons that seem to visit my property almost every time I have had fish with scratches on their head and bodies from them.

• Is Nile perch fish good for health?

  Its high content of vitamin A and E makes it a good product for alleviating vitamin A deficiency and non-communicable diseases. Nile Perch oil can be stored over a long period of time, a property associated with the presence of high levels of anti-oxidants, which protect body cells from damage.

• Who should not eat salmon?

  One study says “young children, women of child-bearing age, pregnant women, and nursing mothers” should avoid farmed salmon if they're “concerned with health impairments such as reduction in IQ and other cognitive and behavioral effects.” Which makes one wonder: who isn't concerned about such things?

• What's the difference between the kraken and Cthulhu?

  3 days ago A kraken is really just a giant squid or octopus. Large and powerful, but essentially just an animal. Cthulhu is (apparently) the leader of a large group of alien entities which travelled to the Earth from a distant part of the universe for purposes unknown.

• How many people can eat 1kg prawns?

  As a general guide, 1kg of prawns in the shell provides about 24 medium to large prawns, which equals about 500g of peeled prawn meat.

• What happens if you eat too much anchovies?

  Unfortunately, researchers in Spain have recently highlighted the risk of contracting a condition known as anisakiasis, more usually associated with eating sushi, through the ingestion of anchovies infected with parasites of the Anisakis genus and the similar Hysterothylacium aduncum.

• 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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• Can tuna give you poisoning?

  All types of fish contain some amount of mercury. ... Bigeye tuna, marlin, and king mackerel also contain high levels of mercury. It's also possible to develop mercury poisoning from eating too much seafood.

• How many Cory catfish in a 30 gallon tank?

  Six cory's? Easy, no problem, especially with the sand; they love that. If you only want cory's you could go to twelve in a tank that size. They tend to mooch about rather than charge around like loonies so as long as there are things to mooch around in they will be happy.

• What is the grossest fish?

  Blobfish The blobfish is hideously ugly or adorably ugly, depending upon which person you ask. Either way, it's a polarizing fish because of its appearance. Its face looks like it's been melting in the sun, and this gelatinous glob of a fish has been voted the world's ugliest animal before.

• Do clams have brains?

  Do clams have brains? - Quora. Yes, clams have a part of the body you could call a 'brain' that controls all the clam body functions. Clams are classified as invertebrate Molluscs with two shells. The body of the clam is protected inside the two shells.

• Do I need to feed my shrimp in a community tank?

  A small group of 10-20 shrimp in a community aquarium well-stocked with fish, which are regularly fed with high-quality food, needs virtually no supplementary feed. They will feed on the leftovers that the fish don't eat. ... Other than that, not boiling them over before adding them to the aquarium has no disadvantages.

• Do fish hate it when you tap on the glass?

  Apprehension Following Bewilderment. Tapping on fish tank glass scares fish simply because it bewilders and disorients them. ... When fish feel bothered in this manner, it often makes them feel compelled to swim away and hide even more.

• How much zinc is in crawfish?

  Additional Serving Size Recommendations

  Vitamin A 1%	•	Vitamin C 2%
  Thiamin 5%	•	Riboflavin 2%
  Vitamin B6 5%	•	Vitamin B12 33%
  Niacin 11%	•	Magnesium 7%
  Phosphorus 26%	•	Zinc 9%

• What shrimp are cherry shrimp?

  The Cherry Shrimp (Neocaridina heteropoda), also known as Red Cherry Shrimp or RCS, is a dwarf freshwater shrimp native to Taiwan. It belongs to the Atyidae family of invertebrates, of which there are more than 20 other varieties of Shrimp.

• What is the biggest brown trout ever caught in the world?

  In this article, we'll discuss the biggest trout ever caught, the current and past world record brown trout, the biggest trout in the world and more! The current world record brown trout is 44.3lbs. It was caught in New Zeland by “Seamus from Turgani.”

• Does mackerel need to be gutted?

  But generally, I would advise at least removing the guts. Mackerel tends to spoil pretty quickly, due to whatever enzymes, so not only should you gut it in advance, make sure to clean the stomach cavity well. Also important to keep it dry. Don't let the exposed flesh sit in any water, outside of salting it.

• What happens when a fish swallows plastic?

  Some negative effects that scientists have discovered when fish consume plastic include reduced activity rates and weakened schooling behavior, as well as compromised liver function. Most distressingly for people, toxic compounds that are associated with plastic transfer to and bioaccumulate in fish tissues.

• What smoke is good with fish?

  The wood. You can smoke fish using any kind of wood, but the favorites have traditionally been alder and fruit woods.

• Where are tiger prawns harvested?

  Giant tiger prawn (P. monodon, also known as "black tiger shrimp") occurs in the wild in the Indian Ocean and in the Pacific Ocean from Japan to Australia. The largest of all the cultivated shrimp, it can grow to a length of 36 cm and is farmed in Asia.

• Does cooking tuna kill Mercury?

  It's incredibly nutritious and a great source of protein, omega-3 fatty acids and B vitamins. However, it can contain high levels of mercury, a toxic heavy metal....Levels in Different Species.

  Species	Mercury in ppm	Mercury (in mcg) per 3 ounces (85 grams)
  Albacore tuna (fresh or frozen)	0.358	30.43