How well do you no fish ??

Question

here is the fish test,,

1. do guppies need a heater in winter

2. do baramundis like cold or warm water

3. how big do oscars grow a) 50cm

b) 38cm or more

c) 25cm or more

4. do guppies lay eggs

5. do fighters like cold water

6. do gold fish lay eggs

7. are clown fish salt or fresh water fish

8. are cichlids harmless to other fish

9. do oscars eat other fish

10. can you put guppies with axalotals

there you go if you can answer every one of these right without looking them up you are the fish expert !!

GOOD LUCK ..

ANSWERS SOON SO BE quick

Answer 1

did you learn English? its Know not no.

Answer 2

i have nooooo  idean

Answer 3

very fishy

Answer 4

1. yes

2. warm

3.12-18 inches

4. no

5. no

6. yes

7. salt

8.no

9. they can

10. no

Answer 5

1.yes  

2.warm

3.A

4.no

5.no

6.yes

7.saltwater

8.yes

9.yes

10.no

Answer 6

1. yes and all year is advisable unless you live in a warm climate

2. cold (guess)

3. b

4. no

5. no

6. yes

7. salt

8. no

9. yes

10. well yes you could but the axolotl would likley eat them and the guppies would probably die of the shock of the cold water but in saying that i have 2 happy comet goldfish and 1 axolotl in the same tank with no problems.

i hope i win

i love fish quizzes and have made a few my own

Answer 7

1. Yes, all throughout the year if you want them to be healthy

2. Cold

3. Depends on the environment but the average about 33cm

4. Nope, they're livebearers

5. Bettas HATE cold water

6. Yeap, goldish lay eggs

7. Clown fish (anenome fish) are salt water, clown loachers are freshwater

8. Cichlids can be very agressive to other fish

9. Oscars eat whatever fish fits in their mouths

10. Guppies and axalotals can go together if the guppies are intended for axalotal food

By the way, this is Yahoo answers not yahoo tests

Answer 8

1. depending on how cold it gets and what type of tank. Guppies should be kept in a heat range of around 75 degrees F. My ten gallon tank, with the light on, stayed around 75 degrees, so I never needed a heater

2. It really depends. Barramundi a fresh and salt water fish, found mainly around australia. They prefer warmer waters, but can survive and be found in both

3. I don't know centimeters, lol, but I know they can EASILY get over 12 inches, although it is commonly said they get around 10 inches  EDIT: I converted online. 25 centimeters is 9.8 inches. 38 centimeters is around 14 inches. Im going to go with A. Like I said, I hear from a lot of people that they only get around 10 inches, but that is just a common size. I've known of several to get WAY bigger, although over 20 inches (50 cm) is a VERY good sized oscar and rare to find, I HAVE seen it. Oscars are caught as sport fish in florida and often come in WAY larger then this

4. No, guppies are live bearers

5. By fighters, I assume you mean bettas? They prefer warmer waters

6. yes goldfish do lay eggs

7. salt. I have a maroon clown named squishy :)

8. No, cichlids are some of the most aggressive fish, depending on what species of cichlid

9. Yes, good rule of thumb for fish, if it will fit in the mouth, it does fit in the mouth. We always use to feed our oscars feeder minnows. They loved them

10. No, an axalotal will eat them

EDIT: Thumbs down?! Someones a hater. Just 'cause they know Im right :P