Can fish survive in clouds?

Yes. Although rare, there are numerous instances of fish falling down from the skies. The fish are sucked up the tornado’s vortex and then blown around in the clouds until the windspeed decreases enough to let them fall back to the ground, perhaps miles away from where they started.

How do fish get into ponds naturally?

The most common source of fishes in ponds can be traced back to the ponds having been connected to other bodies of water in the past. Some ponds gain their fish by having the fish walk there.

Can fish eggs evaporate into clouds?

It would be impossible for a fish egg to evaporate with a water molecule. However that stands true. There has been cases of rain with frogs and small fish in it.

Can fish appear out of nowhere?

If you have ever observed such a type of water body, you have probably noticed that fish start to appear in these ponds as if by magic! Fish reach new/replenished pounds in three main ways: they are already there, they get there naturally, or they have some external help getting there.

Why is my tank cloudy and it has no fish?

A very common question asked on this site is; ‘My tank is cloudy and it has no fish?’ Cloudy water can happen through many different causes, although the most common cause is a bacterial bloom, which starts off the Nitrogen Cycle. What is a Bacterial Bloom? Has the water in your newly set up aquarium turned a milky white color? Don’t fret!

What causes clouds to form in the ocean?

The sun heats the surface of the ocean. This causes water to evaporate. Warm air rises, so updrafts carry moist air upward. As air expands, it cools, and cool air won’t hold as much water vapor as warm air. So, the moisture starts condensing into droplets, forming clouds.

Can aquarium salt help clear cloudy water?

This one is a bit more complex and no strong evidence has clearly linked the use of aquarium salt to clearing cloudy water, but lots of fish owners swear by adding aquarium salt to a freshwater tank if they’re having any issues.

Why is my fish tank so full of water?

Feed your fish less: this is the most common cause of problems in a tank. Add a natural water clarifier: if your filter system is working properly, adding a natural water clarifier can be great.