cardinalfishの例文

• Like a few other types of fish, cardinalfish are mouthbrooders.
• The male pajama cardinalfish incubates the eggs in its mouth until they hatch.
• But the cardinalfish has a different problem.
• Other suitable tankmates include fish such as cardinalfish, large clownfish, lionfish, eels.
• The Banggai cardinalfish is a paternal mouthbrooder.
• "' Thomas Henry Fraser "'is a ichthyologist and expert in cardinalfishes.
• Unlike many other species of marine fish, the Banggai cardinalfish lacks a planktonic stage in its life history.
• According to the Australian Museum website, " He is a world expert on the taxonomy of Cardinalfishes ."
• Belted cardinalfish inhabit caves and holes, and may be found among the spines of the Long-Spined Urchin.
• Now, you may wonder just how often cardinalfish, found around coral reefs, actually become stuffed to the gills.
• Researchers from the University of Oslo set out to determine what effect a mouth full of eggs has on cardinalfish respiration.
• A marine aqaurist should watch the ammonia / nitrite levels of the environment, as cardinalfish are particularly sensitive to these chemicals.
• Like many other schooling fish, the Pajama Cardinalfish will form a strict hierarchy when kept in small groups within the aquarium.
• One of the few groups of shoaling fish commonly available to marine aquarists, Cardinalfish are nocturnal and tend to be quite shy.
• However, unlike some social fish, this member of the Apogonidae family does not use aggression to exert dominance over other cardinalfish.
• When they find a school of forage fish, such as cardinalfish, they surround them and herd them close to the reef.
• Belted cardinalfish are found in the waters of the western Atlantic Ocean, off Central and South America, inhabiting caves and holes.
• The large-toothed cardinalfish can reach a maximum size of 25 cm in length, and live at depths of 1-40m.
• ""'Brephostoma carpenteri " "'is a species of fish in the family Epigonidae, the deepwater cardinalfishes.
• Nighttime predators such as cardinalfish and squirrelfish hide during the day, while damselfish, surgeonfish, triggerfish, wrasses and parrotfish hide from eels and sharks.