What is a fish that keeps its babies in its back?
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i know of a fish that carries her babies in her mouth you can read this : The Mouth-brooding African cichlid mating occurs something like this: the male digs out a cave (nest) for the female and lures her in by doing this silly fin shaking dance (there's also a disturbing "kissing" version). She lays her eggs in the nest and he fertilizes them. Then she picks up the eggs in her mouth and carries them until they hatch.\nThe eggs will hatch between 10-15 days after fertilization. The female then hold the babies in her mouth for up to two more weeks, occasionally letting them out to feed them. Most new mothers will start releasing the babies about 2 weeks after you notice they are carrying them, but will suck them back in when danger threatens.\nhowever there is a toad that hatches her eggs in the skin of her back it's called a a Surinam Toad At the end of this portion of the reproductive process, a total of up to 80 eggs, each measuring roughly 6mm in diameter, are imbedded into the female's back. Here the tadpoles complete their development and emerge as tiny replicas of their parents 100-150 days later.
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Mister is right.  Species can't change or morph in one life cycle.  Baby Carp = Big Carp.  Most minnows are called shiners or shad, and are usually a type of bass.
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Um use a type of another fish but a bit smaller
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Theres a million types of fish. Theres bottom fishing for grouper, snapper, sea bass etc.. Also kings are abundant around tampa and north. There are inshore fish like redfish and snook. Theres tarpon but mainly in the summertime. If you want to go offshore in search of bottom fish and kings, you have to have a large boat because its at least a 40 mile run if not 60 miles.
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Fish don't hold thier breath
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A baby dolphin is called a calf. They will drink milk from their mothers, and then eventually become carnivores when they are old enough.
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it's safe if it's supervised, some mothers even choose to have their babies born in water. instinct makes them hold their breath.
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Probably externally, like lots of other fishes.  They male releases the sperm, and the female releases the egg.  The sperm drifts towards the egg, and then the egg is fertilized.
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It's a fish. They can be anywhere really. Very popular fish to catch going fishing. Otherwise you can get it at the seafood stores or as a meal at restaurants.
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They only hold the eggs in a special sac, until they hatch.  (I think seahorses are egglayers.)  Once the young seahorses are ready to lead independent lives, he dumps them out of the sac.\n\nI think it is comparable to the way male emus incubate the eggs of their partners.  Male emus (an Australian bird, similar to the ostrich and rhea) also cares for the young; they follow him, for a while after hatching.\n\nSee?  The females lay eggs / give birth, really.  These males just participate in care of their offspring.  Their babies are thus more likely to grow up and have offspring; the trait has selective advantages.\n\nIn general, females put a lot more into young than males do.  In some species, the way "female" is distinguished from "male" is by comparing the size of their gametes.  Note how sperm are smaller than ova, for example.  In many cases, the female adds a huge load of nutrients to the young, too; the yolk + / or white of the egg, the placental nutrition of the foetus, the milk of mammals...  It all weakens the females, in cases where nutrients are limiting (which is the normal situation, "in the wild".\n\nIn cases where males take on the bulk of after - care, it just evens the load a bit, really.  It lets the females get back to replenishing their body nutrients, to get ready for the next brood.... probably sired by the same male.  (He wins again.)
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they make traps for them,,,they go in, cant get back out,,,find clean water to catch them if you plan on eating them!
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Some fish have internal, some have external! You are obviously just talking about "oviparous fishes."  (There are some fishes with "gonopodia" which are penis-like fins that penetrate the side of the female and are used as an intromittent organ.  Look up molley and platty MATING-PARING sexual behaviors.) These fish mate (not just breed with a spawning) and are ovoviviparous and give "birth." (not true birth like placental mammals.)\n\nThe zygote of oviparous anamniotes, however, is generally NOT that safe in the water!  The very high number of eggs-sperm usually released-spawned and fertilized, however, helps the odds of some of the eggs surviving thru development.  The mucus nature of anamniotic eggs helps prtect some, but not that much.  The eggs are vulnerable to fungus and bacterial infection and to predation by other organisms. \n\nThere is a huge array of behaviors that many different species of fishes use to help protect their broods. Some are mouth brooders, some lay them clinging to rocks, into the sand or into crevices.  Some lay them and stay nearby fanning them and guarding them.  Eggs of seahorses are laid into the pouch of the male and he gives "birth." If you go thru ichthyology books, websites and investigate parental care of broods, you will come up with a HUGE range of behaviors exhibited by the various species of fishes.  Even some species of sharks lay eggs, but their eggs are often camoflauged in the seaweed or along the ocean bottom.
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Yes, I just did a search in yahoo and all kinds of stuff popped up. The one that was the most helpful to me was that instead of waiting for the fish to have the babies you can up the clock on your computer. If you have the game set for 2X speed then up the clock 2 hours and the babies you were looking for will be grown adults and ready to sell..wasp/orange=canary. Wasp fruitfish+orange goldshark=canary fire-arrow. If you start to go by the type of fish and not so much the breed it will all make sense to you..It's fun.
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Seahorses are a kind of fish with a curled tail and head. They have long tube-like jaws with a small, toothless mouth. Their bodies are protected by bony rings. Seahorses swim upright and live among plants in the water. Seahorses feed on very small animals. While feeding, they curl their tails around plant leaves to hold their bodies in place. Female seahorses lay their eggs inside pouches, which only the male seahorses have. Seahorses in the Chesapeake Bay are called "lined" seahorses because they have horizontal lines on the outside of their bodies.
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Something to hold onto baby.
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Many spider families including Pisauridae and Lycosidae spend lengthy amounts of time with their offspring. Nursery web spiders will carry the egg sac in their fangs sometimes for more than a month and then they will attach the eggs to some sort of substrate and wait nearby t protect them until the young hatch and leave the nest.\nWolf spiders will carry the eggs on their abdomen until the young hatch, then they will crawl around on the mother's back unitl they are ready to leave and then they just drop off as they please.\nOther web building spiders will keep the egg sac in the nest but dont really dedicate any time to guarding or transporting them, their presence alone and a very large sticky web are usually enough to keep any would-be predators away.\n\nhope this answers your question!
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The spawning fish is a Grunion.\n\nOn the second question I can't help you.