Do dogfishes each catfishes?
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I would say no, since dogfish are a marine (salt water) 'fish' & catfish are fresh water fish
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Color variations would be for camouflaging itself against it's prey.  Emerald green eyes are usual for deep sea bottom dwellers, such as the chain dogfish. Crescent shaped tails are for speed and agility in the water.
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Depends on the size of pond you're talking about but and what type of habitat is arround and what size fish you are thinking of but: Herons, bitterns, kingfishers, cormorants, mergansers, water snakes, snapping turtles, racoons, mink are a few of the likely candidates for munching on pond fish, tough it really depends on pond size and if its urban or rural .
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I would suggest no but check out this site to make sure were talking about the same fish
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Regeneration ability varies betwen species, but in general yes. Starfish can regrow any point that is lost. They can also regrow entire arms and in many species they can produce two new individuals if a section of the central disk is removed along with the arm.\n\nAnd I think everyone is well aware that starfish are not fish. Just as they know that crayfish are not fish, and that ladybirds are not birds, and that prairie dogs are not dogs, and that trouser snakes are not snakes.\n\n\n"Sea stars", sheesh.
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you need to take a picture of this fish and register it under your own name. if this fish was never discovered by anyone else but you, this could be great chance. also if this fish looks like a dragon when you approach it, you can call her "Sea Dragon" or "Oceanic Dragon". :-)
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Clown fishes are indeed Actinopterygii, or fishes with skeletal bones.  (In ichthyology, that is the biology of fishes, the plural fishES is actually alright to use when you speak of more than one species.  If you are talking about more than one individuals of one species, you use fish.)  To be exact, they are a member of the largest group of bony fishes, the teleosts.  \n\nBut from a biologist's point of view "fish" is not really a true biological category - or as we say in biology, no real monophyletic group.  It's one of those names under which all animals are subsumed that have a certain shape, that have fins, and that have gills.  But the chondrichthyes (the cartilageous fishes) are very different from the teleosts; it is almost as if you compared a mammal like a mouse, with gecko.  Most ichthyologists (or fish biologists) would therefore say that clown fishes are really teleosts.\n\nThe interesting thing about the different species of clown fish is that they change their sex throughout their life.  For example, the blackfinned clownfish (Amphiprion percula) is protandrous, which means they start out their lives as males and then later in life turn into females.  What determines the exact timepoint of this change is actually social behavior.  Normal Amphiprion percula live in symbiosis with an anemone (meaning the clownfish protects the anemone against certain predators, while the anemone offers protection to the clownfish between its tentacles).  Usually there is one female with a harem of a few males in the anemone.  When the female dies the male of the highest rank begins to change into a female.  This change is controled by hormones, and the hormone levels change in response to the altered social condition (i.e., the female being gone).  There are other hermaphrodite species, like the blue-headed wrass, that start out as females and then turn into males, a strategy called protogynous.  \n\nWell, that bit on hermaphrodism was more than you asked about.  But it's a cool bit, and so I thought I'd throw it in here.  Hope you liked it...
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ANY KIND OF ANIMAL WITH GILLS, SHARKS, FISH, ETC. I GUESS..
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lol.  More than one monkfish????
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Probably not (and you probably mean "ancestors.")\nIt may have been some other lobe-finned fish, or some other fish with limb-like fins.
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Frogfish (family Antennariidae) are not toxic, if that's what you mean. But they are voracious predators (even cannibals) and will eat anything they can catch with their large mouths.
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Depends on your lifestyle. Do you have the time to take your dogs for walks, let them use the bathroom, wash them, etc.? Fish are okay if you miss a couple of feedings or water changes. You can hug a dog. Can't really hug a fish.
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You can use just about anything for catfish... and yes... I have used anchovies as bait before... with limited success... but I also caught a stripped bass that night too.
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Oh my dear lord, I thought you would never ask!!!!! YES, and much cheaper, as well as much better!!!  Try the YUM dinger.  They come in 3,4,5,6,7 and a 9 inch splittail model.  I prefer the 4 inch watermelon seed color, with gold flakes.  They are impregnated with LPT, Live Prey Technology. And the scent never washes off.  I have drastically improved my catch ratio per trip using these stick baits.  Technically they are not worms.  Fish them just like you fish a senko.  I prefer to texas rig them and cast near cover.  The tail has an irresistable wiggle action, that draws great strikes.  They are made with a hook slot, that allows for better, as well as more hook-ups.  I should be a spokes person for thier company, because I stand by them so much.  Give thenm a try, and if you aren't happy let me know.  If nothing works, I throw a dinger, and 99% of the time I get several fish. Plus they hold up better than senkos.  Usually I can catch 2-3 fish on 1 dinger, as compared to the 1 bass with senkos.  I have never tried the split-tail models, and I'm sure they are quite different.   You can also fish them wacky style, but I have better results with them rigged texas style without any added wieght.  Tight lines.
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check daveys locker on yahoo the boat called the freelance fishes catalina isle a couple times a week  last sunday they had 14 yellows & some calicos a few other white fish  or try dana warf sport fishing also on yahoo i dont know of a report just for the isle good luck
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PanDa before and FisHy now and i guess u must be a japanese SweetFish : )\nSorry, this answer is random~~
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Those are all parasites, so maybe they're all common parasites in canines...\n\nI'm sorry I don't have a source, but I do know that they're all parasites.