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Fish Quiz

There is a species of Barb that looks and grows to a similar size of the Tiger Barb. Name that species.
 
five banded barb
 
Fishmanic said:
Ok--I've got a very interesting one that probably is easy to find but good to know about.   What is the biggest aquarium on earth and how many gallons does it hold?
 
 
I was going to say 'The Pacific Ocean', but I haven't a clue how many gallons it holds.  I'll just say it holds 'more than your bathtub'.
 
Coral are animals not plants, so why do corals require light to survive?
 
Fishmanic said:
they need light to photosythesize and grow
 
but coral aren't plants... so you need to explain that a bit more.
 
Soft corals need less light, and for stony species they require more light and under go photosynthesis to produce food?
 
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I know what photosynthesis is... but what does it have to do with coral - an ANIMAL?
 
They feed on algae that needs sunlight to survive so without it the algae would not grow and they wouldnt eat?
 
sawickib said:
They feed on algae that needs sunlight to survive so without it the algae would not grow and they wouldnt eat?
 
They do not feed on algae.
 
They let algae grow with in their tissue and the algae or zooxanthellae provides food and oxygen to them.
 

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