can you tell me all the features of a fish thank you?

Answer 1

Are you looking for the names of parts of a fish? Here are a few websites that can help you out:

http://floridafisheries.com/Fishes/anatomy.html,
http://www.versaquatics.com/fishanatomy.htm
http://www.interaktv.com/fishanat/basic_fish_anatomy.html
http://www.wildnj.com/Fish_Tagging_Anatomy.jpg
http://www.noble.org/Ag/Wildlife/Bullheads/BullHead.jpg

NOTE: not all fish have all features.

Answer 2

Your not specific enuf. I'll try to answer you. If you mean you want to set one up, you'll need: Gravel--(rinse with water thoroughly) before you put it in tank, small particles and dust must be eliminated from the bag it came in. The pet stores tend to leave that out and the dust particles get into the gills of the fish and easily die. An underground filter system (fairly cheap), and the pleastic tubing for it-preferrably powerheads for the ground filter tubes. An outside filter that hangs on the back of the tank, preferrably an Everclear, their easy to clean. A PH-balance kit and a bottle of bacteria to start your balance. On set-up, fill tank and prepare everything as if you were ready for the fish. Fill the tank-do not run filters for 24 hrs-let water settle first, its a must! Then start your filters, add bacteria as recommended on bottle, wait another 24hrs for bacteria to settle in the tank and filters. Check ph levels and ammonia levels. If good then your ready for fish. DO NOT add several fish at once! Add no more than 3 fish to start, a balance has to develop in the tank. Wait another 48hrs to add more fish, no more than 2 a day. Good luck

Answer 3

Here is a picture of the anatomy of a fish, if that's what you are referring to:
http://myfwc.com/Fishing/Fishes/anatomy.html