how do fish react to ......?

Question

do fish react differently to different music styles???

Answer 1

loud music vibrates a fish's tank and stresses them out

Answer 2

I guess that would depend on how loud you are playing it and how close the speakers are to the tank.

Sound travels in different ways depending on the medium. The medium is the material the sound is using to travel. Air is the most common. When sound travels thru the air it normally originates from somewhere in space, like a speaker or a person's mouth, and then the waves travel in spherical
ripples, this is similar to water waves: those travel in circular ripples because the surface of water is flat. The ripples of sound waves in air are made of air compressed closer together, while the ripples of surface waves in water are simply zones where the water surface is elevated. So not all ripples are the same.

In liquids, water travels more or less the same way as it does thru air. The ripples in this case are not on the surface of the liquid, but rather in the volume, as compression, just like it does in air. Sound is not normally transmitted by liquid surface waves. The speed of sound in liquids can sometimes be faster or slower depending on the density and compliance (compressibility) of the liquid

I would have to say depends on a number of factors. Drums, vs piccalo

Which do yours prefer?

Answer 3

Fish hear in a totally different way than humans. Loud and continuous noise only stresses the fish, which means no top 20 near the fish tank.

Answer 4

actually no they dont react to music at all its the vibration

Answer 5

it depends on the music.too loud makes them feel stressed and i think slow music calms them down.

Answer 6

they probably go deaf...