What Is A Star Fish's Habitat?
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Depends entirely on the species of star fish.\n\nThere are about 1800 different species of sea star (Echinoderms of the Class Asteroidea) and they occur in all of the world's oceans.  Some are adapted to live in warm, coastal seas and coral reefs, others prefer deep, dark cold environs.\n\nThere are even some that are found around the super-heated waters of the deep sea hydrothermal vents also known as 'black smokers'.
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Pisces (Latin for fish (plural), symbol , Unicode ♓) is a zodiac constellation which lies between Aquarius to the west and Aries to the east.\n\nThe Vernal equinox is currently located in Pisces, due south of ω Psc, and, due to precession, slowly drifting below the western fish towards Aquarius.\n\n\nMythology\nThe constellation resembles two roundish objects, each of which is tied to the same point by a long length of string [1]. Generally the objects have been considered as fish, although since by including fainter stars visible to the naked eye, the strings themself take on the appearance of stick-figure bodies (with the roundish objects thus becoming heads). Some forms of early Greek mythology viewed it as men bound to a point. It is generally thought that in earlier depictions, only the constellation Piscis Austrinus was considered to be a fish.\n\nAccording to one version in Greek mythology, this constellation represents fish into which Aphrodite and her son Eros transformed in order to escape the monstrous Typhon. The two fishes are often depicted tied together with a cord (or their tails), to make sure they do not lose one another.\n\nAccording to another version, since the binding point is below the ecliptic, and thus considered to represent being in the underworld, and that one of the figures (the one on the left) appears to escape, but the other (on the right) seems to head back toward the ecliptic, then, together with Cetus (another constellation in the Zodiac sign of Pisces), this may have formed the basis of the myth of the capture of Cerberus, one of The Twelve Labours of Herakles.\n\n\nAstrology\nThe Western astrological sign Pisces of the tropical zodiac (February 19 - March 20) differs from the astronomical constellation and the Hindu astrological sign of the sidereal zodiac (March 12 - April 18).\n\n\nNotable Deep Sky objects\nPisces contains one galaxy that is listed in Charles Messier's catalog, namely the spiral galaxy Messier 74.\n\n\nStars\nStars with proper names: \n(113/α Psc) (double) 3.82, 4.33 Alrescha [Al Rescha, Alrischa, Alrisha, Rescha, El Rischa, Al Richa] or Kaitain or Okda \nAlrescha < ? ar-riša' The ropes \nOkda < عقدة cuqda[h] Knot \n(4/β Psc) 4.48 Fum al Samakah \n< فم السمكة fum/fam al-samakah Mouth of the fish \n(99/η Psc) 3.62 Alpherg or Kullat-Nunu \n[Alpherg = a error for Alpherd?] \n(110/ο Psc) 4.26 Torcularis Septentrionalis \n< torculāris septemtriōnālis Of the northern wine/oil press \nvan Maanen's star (HIP 3829) 12.38 – closest single white dwarf \nStars with Bayer designations: \n6/γ Psc 3.70; 63/δ Psc 4.44; 71/ε Psc 4.27; 86/ζ Psc – double 5.21, 6.44; 10/θ Psc 4.27; 17/ι Psc 4.13; 8/κ Psc 4.95; 18/λ Psc 4.49; 98/μ Psc 4.84; 106/ν Psc 4.45; 111/ξ Psc 4.61; 102/π Psc 5.54; 93/ρ Psc 5.35; 69/σ Psc 5.50; 83/τ Psc 4.51; 90/υ Psc 4.74; 84/χ Psc 4.66; 85/φ Psc 4.67; 74/ψ1 Psc – double 5.33, 5.55; 79/ψ2 Psc 5.56; 81/ψ3 Psc 5.57; 28/ω Psc 4.03; 7/b Psc 5.05; 32/c Psc 5.70; 41/d Psc 5.38; 80/e Psc 5.51; 89/f Psc 5.13; 82/g Psc 5.15; 68/h Psc 5.44; 65/i Psc – double 5.55, 7.1 ; 67/k Psc 6.08; 91/l Psc 5.23; 5/A Psc 5.42 \nStars with Flamsteed designations: \n1 Psc 6.11; 2 Psc 5.43; 3 Psc 6.22; 9 Psc 6.26; 13 Psc 6.39; 14 Psc 5.91; 15 Psc 6.47; 16 Psc 5.68; 19/TX Psc 4.95; 20 Psc 5.49; 21 Psc 5.77; 22 Psc 5.59; 24 Psc 5.93; 25 Psc 6.29; 26 Psc 6.22; 27 Psc 4.88; 29 Psc 5.13; 30 Psc 4.37; 31 Psc 6.33; 33 Psc 4.61; 34 Psc 5.54; 35 Psc 6.02; 36 Psc 6.12; 38 Psc 6.66; 40 Psc 6.60; 42 Psc 6.25; 44 Psc 5.77; 45 Psc 6.77; 46 Psc 6.40; 48 Psc 6.05; 51 Psc 5.69; 52 Psc 5.38; 53 Psc 5.89; 54 Psc 5.88 – has a planet; 55 Psc 5.36; 57 Psc 5.36; 58 Psc 5.51; 59 Psc 6.11; 60 Psc 5.98; 61 Psc 6.51; 62 Psc 5.92; 64 Psc 5.07; 66 Psc 5.80; 72 Psc 5.64; 73 Psc 6.03; 75 Psc 6.14; 76 Psc 6.28; 77 Psc – double 6.35, 7.42; 78 Psc 6.23; 87 Psc 5.97; 88 Psc 6.04; 94 Psc 5.50; 95 Psc 7.21; 97 Psc 6.01; 100 Psc 7.05; 101 Psc 6.23; 104
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The first thing you need to know is fish live in water, so you fish in water not sand.
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Well there are alot of species of fish out there.... hmm.... let me hit some of my top ones.....\n\nBass.... soft plastics, hula poppers and good old live worms\n\nCatfish.... liver and hotdogs for the small ones, and brim or bluegill for the "real" catfish\n\nCrappie and Bluegill... tube jigs, bread and crickets\n\nTrout.... dry flys
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sun....its a star btw but there are stars bigger than the sun
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The ocean that marine fishes live in covers 71% of the earth's surface, making a huge body of water in which they swim. As a result of this expansive habitat, fishes use sound to help in both finding mates and protecting the territory in which they live.\n\nFishes also use sound to defend their territory and warn other aquatic animals of their presence in the area
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Starfish prolapse their "stomach" inserting it into the shells of their favorite food, clams/mussels.  This way the starfish can digest/ingest the meat while the prey is still inside the shell.  \nSome sea cucumbers expel their stomach and other inner organs (which are easily regenerated) when being attacked.  The hope is the predator will be distrated by the insides and the sea cucumber can get away.
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No, I wouldn't have one. They need a warmer environment than I could give them.\n\nBesides, they need more room than a little bowl or vase.\n\n"There is a stereotype that in the wild, bettas live in tiny muddy pools, and therefore that it is acceptable, even kind, to keep them in bowls and small tanks. In reality, bettas live in vast paddies, the puddle myth originating from the fact that during the dry season, the paddies can dry out into small patches of water. It is not a natural state of affairs by any means, and in the wild, fish trapped in such puddles are likely to die in a short period of time when they dry out.\n\nTo maximize the lifespan of the fish and ensure their wellbeing, they should always be kept in appropriate sized tanks. As a rule of thumb, for each inch of fish there must be at least one gallon of water in its tank. Bettas idealy should be kept in a filtered tank 10 gallons or more and treated like any other freshwater tank fish. Although these conditions are ideal, with proper care and filtration a betta can be happily kept in a smaller tank."\n\n-- www.wikipedia.com\n\nLook under Betta or Siamese Fighting Fish for a LOT more info.
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Starfish live on the bottom, in shallow and deep water.\n\nGiant tube worms have been found at great depths on the bottom.  Also crabs.\n\nSome jellyfish also live very deep where there is no light.
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Well, get a bank that is accessible, and hopefully flat.  If you happen to see any type of "downed trees" fish around there for bass, or, around rocky shores.  They love to hide in the rocks, but then again, you need to use a barber or float to save your hooks and lines.\n\nFor catfish, fish around embukments or pilings or piers.  \n\nI use worms for all fish.  Chunks of fish for catfish, doughball, or smelly chunks of raw meat that has been setting in the sun or has a strong odor.\n\nFlies, and spinner baits for bass.  Rappellas for deep water, off of piers, or boats.
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You need to refine what you are asking. It is poorly phrased and too broad.\n\nStuarine refers to an esturine environment. Meaning a habitat where freswhwater soruces and seawater soruces meet. Depending on where on the globe you are, you will find a very diverse ecology present at different locations. Many fishes and invertebrates as well as birds utilize these areas for spawning or rearing young. In warmer climates, you will find specialized tree (mangroves) in other areas, seagrasses and other plants. There are also specialized reptiles and mammals associated with stuarine ecology.\n\nPlease come back with additional details and refine the question.
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Fish can often be seen gulping air from the surface during heat waves when oxygen in the water is depleted, other fish eat from the surface
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http://www.starfishresorts.com/activities.asp
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Yes. They need a coating on their scales to protect them against the change in water condition. Some sharks can do this as well as some salmon...but in a tank....there is no way for them to live on.
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it all has to do with pressure, the internal pressure of a fish matches the pressure of the surrounding sea, in other words, they are of equal pressures, more or less
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if its called a fish of any kind it has gills
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Each of the arms of a starfish has an eye, but they cannot see with it, but they can tell day and night from it.\n\nAlso that means if a starfish has more than 5 legs it has more than 5 eyes.\nSome starfish DO have more than 5 legs\n\nTry this for a site about eyes\nhttp://www.ski.org/Vision/Eyepage/eyeposition.html