Do fish urinate and desicate?

Question

Do fish urinate and desicate?

Answer 1

*des·ic·cate   -cat·ed, -cat·ing.

1. to dry thoroughly; dry up.  

2. to preserve (food) by removing moisture; dehydrate.  

3. to become thoroughly dried or dried up.  

*def·e·cate   -cat·ed, -cat·ing

1. to void excrement from the bowels through the a**s; have a bowel movement.  

2. to become clear of dregs, impurities, etc.  

3. to clear of dregs, impurities, etc.; purify; refine.

Yes fish urinate and defecate.

Answer 2

well they definatly p**p they propably urinate but ive never seen that

Answer 3

i dont know about desicate but defecate yes

Answer 4

yes

Answer 5

I would say if they have a bladder

Answer 6

defo. where else wud their fish food go?

Answer 7

yes they do both.  Fill an aquarium with fish and don't change the water for like 6 months and the color will slowly turn yellowish.  The ammonia level will rise and the fish will die.  if fish didn't produce waste, it wouldn't be necessary to change there water.

Answer 8

They visually defecate, however they do urinate in the form of weak urine. That is where a majority of the ammonia come from.

Answer 9

nah they dont urinate the ammonia compounds in the blood can diffuse straight out into water

Answer 10

Yes, Of Course They Do!

They Eat It Comes Out Just Like Us

Not So Sure About The Urine Though

Answer 11

Hahaha! That's funny.

Answer 12

don`t know if fish urinate , it`s hard to tell when they`re in water ( a bit like us in the swimming pool , eh , guys ,don`t deny it ,now ).

as for desicate , i think this is what happens to unlucky coconuts .