Abdominal
referring or pertaining to the belly.
Adipose fin
fleshy, ray-less fin on the midline of the back of fish, between the dorsal and caudal (tail) fins. Found almost exclusively on the Salmonid Family of fishes.
Abdominal - Pertaining to structures on the abdomen.
Antenna (pl. antennae) - Sensory appendage on the head located between the eyes.
Abdominal: Pertaining to the abdomen.
Abiotic: The physical and chemical non-living factors in an environment.
· abdominal dropsy = A disorder characterized by edema (accumulation of excess fluid) in the abdomen, which causes abdominal swelling and marked protruding of the scales (pineapple look).
The abdominal area of the male curves in slightly (concave), and he is smaller and less robust than the female. Generally this is a very slender species resembling the neon tetra in shape and form. Top size is about 1.5 inches.
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commbrae: moderately deep body; narrow lateral band ends just in front of caudal patch (Bar 7); 2-4 usually highly visible abdominal stripes; banded caudal fin (at least the posterior end, but commonly over the entire tail).
The fry don`t have a gonopodium and while they grow their entire anal fin, genital area, anus and abdominal fins move forward to abdominal or pectoral area. Using specialized muscles, the gonopodium can be rotated with 220°.
Males have the black on their dorsal, pelvic and abdominal ventral fins. Also I have noticed that the males have a horizontal black marking on their eyes were as the females usually do not.
Growth and survival of juvenile seahorse, Hippocampus abdominalis reared on live, frozen and artificial foods. Aquaculture 220(1-5):287-298.
Woods, C.M.C. 2003.
Elopiformes: Pelvic fins abdominal; body slender, usually compressed; gill openings wide; caudal fin deeply forked; caudal fin with seven hypurals; scales cycloid; mesocoracoid and postcleithra present; gular plate well developed (median); ...
Their entire abdominal region becomes a cherry red color and they develop a very prominent ovipositor. They are typical cave spawners and both parents will often participate in care of the young. The young are fairly robust and grow rather quickly.
Birthing livebearers - as the due date approaches, pregnant females exhibit pronounced abdominal swelling, and the eyes of the babies can often be seen through their sides.
Females have a much rounder abdominal area and seem to grow larger and faster. Colouration and finnage can vary. These tetras tend to get much darker when in breeding mode or very happy in their surroundings. Their fins can vary in length.
abdominalis. However, water volume is only one factor when determining the best size seahorse aquarium. Seahorses need tall aquariums, as they are vertical swimmers. This is especially true if you plan to breed them.
Sexual dimorphism: Females show vertical stripes in the abdominal region, the males have a dark horizontal stripe.
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Additional: The parents do not eat the fry, however, older siblings will eat the new generations.
Symptoms include high fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, low blood pressure, seizures, fluid-filled skin lesions, etc.
Another chemical method is the injection of pentothal into the abdominal cavity. This may be more difficult for the owner as syringes may be hard to come by and sticking animals with needles may not sit well with some people.
Functions: - vision, protein metabolism and enzyme functioning
Deficiencies: - photophobia, cloudy lens, dim vision, abnormal colouration of the iris, striated constrictions on the abdominal wall, dark pigmentation, poor appetite, ...
The Syngnathidae family is characterized by a body encased in a series of bony rings; a tube-like snout; and a lack of pelvic fins. Eggs are incubated in the abdominal pouch of the male. The Syngnathidae family includes the well-known sea horse.
Breeding Female Tire Track Eels that are ready to spawn often appear thicker in the abdominal region. Males aid females in scattering their eggs by nudging them over the bottom of their habitat.
 See also: Fish, Water, Aquarium, Color, Species
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