Seafood

Perch like areas with deep water and structures that block sunlight and provide them places to hide. Boat fishing is a good way to get… Read More »Where Does Perch Hide?

Fish and other marine animals can bite and cause cuts, scrapes, and punctures. What happens if a fish bites you? You may develop soreness, redness,… Read More »Can A Fish Bite Me?

Difference between a perch and a roost: A roost is the place a bird sleeps, in our case chickens. A perch is what they sleep… Read More »What Is The Difference Between Perch And Roost?

Fish are considered vertebrates (with a backbone), and most fish have scales, fins, and gills. Are there any invertebrate fish? An Invertebrate is marine life… Read More »Are Any Fish Invertebrates?

Nile Perch This very large perch is native to the large rivers of East Africa, Central Africa and Ghana in West Africa. It has been… Read More »Are Nile Perch Actually Perch?

The spikes are not venomous but they can prick the skin if the perch is not handled carefully. There are also flattened spikes on each… Read More »Do Perch Sting You?

All fish contain Omega-3 fatty acids, but they are more concentrated in oily fish like Salmon, mackerel, anchovies, sardines, herring and Nile perch. Of all… Read More »Is Nile Perch A Fatty Fish?

You would also need a short heavy mono trace from the fly due to the Nile perch having sharp teeth. If you are fortunate enough… Read More »Do Nile Perch Have Teeth?

In Tanzania, it is called sangara, sankara, or chenku. In Francophone African countries, it is known as capitaine. Its name in the Hausa language is… Read More »Why Is It Called Nile Perch?

The yellow perch has two dorsal fins that are not continuos and the first is spiny rayed. Spines are also present on the pectoral anal… Read More »Do Perch Pectoral Fins Have Spines?