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Reddragon L
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Is there any kind of sound/noise that will affect fish in any way? and how can i do it constantly?
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Stephen D
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shark noise affects them
constantly.....? Take your fish to a large shark tank....with many sharks in the tank.... Climb in with your fish and before long, you will hear the sharks pretty much constantly
constantly.....? Take your fish to a large shark tank....with many sharks in the tank.... Climb in with your fish and before long, you will hear the sharks pretty much constantly
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MadScientist
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All noises have an impact on fish. Fish while not having ears have a lateral line. It is designed to pick up very small pressure changes, and sound makes these pressure changes.
Fish in general make a lot of noise. Many fish click and clack. some hum and other grind their teeth. Nearly all of it is inaudible to us.
Unlike the other post which is incorrect, sharks make relative little noise.
Any concussive noise, or base range noise will impact fish the most. If it is constant, most species will adapt to it and not be bothered for very long. A variable noise will cause chronic stress and be bad for the fish.
Even playing lod msic canharm sensitive ish. Acrylic tanks insulate against outside sound better than glass tanks.
Why would you want to cause noise for your fish constantly? This generally would cause stress and be a bad thing. If you want a relatively harmless way, add an air bubbler. The noise will impact them the first 12 hours and they will adapt to it and not b bothered.
Some very loud noises can physical harm and stun fish. In fct, some ways to collect fish use ultrasonic pulses and loud bangs to startle and stun fish. Very loud acoustic bags will kill fish.
You should never intentionally bang of a fish tank or try to cause harm to fish via sound, as it can be very painful to them.
Fish in general make a lot of noise. Many fish click and clack. some hum and other grind their teeth. Nearly all of it is inaudible to us.
Unlike the other post which is incorrect, sharks make relative little noise.
Any concussive noise, or base range noise will impact fish the most. If it is constant, most species will adapt to it and not be bothered for very long. A variable noise will cause chronic stress and be bad for the fish.
Even playing lod msic canharm sensitive ish. Acrylic tanks insulate against outside sound better than glass tanks.
Why would you want to cause noise for your fish constantly? This generally would cause stress and be a bad thing. If you want a relatively harmless way, add an air bubbler. The noise will impact them the first 12 hours and they will adapt to it and not b bothered.
Some very loud noises can physical harm and stun fish. In fct, some ways to collect fish use ultrasonic pulses and loud bangs to startle and stun fish. Very loud acoustic bags will kill fish.
You should never intentionally bang of a fish tank or try to cause harm to fish via sound, as it can be very painful to them.
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Phishy MAN
Guest
tapping on the glass will hurt their eardrums.