Food Chain - The Parrot Fish
The Parrot Fish: Home; Background Information; Predators/Defense Mechanism; Diet; Extinction Consequences; Family Description ; Habitat; Global Warming/Ecology; Symbiotic …
Food Web - The Parrot Fish
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Diet - The Parrot Fish
The parrot fishes main diet is marine algae. The parrot fish feeding activity is very important because they can help stop algae from choking the coral. Also when the parrot fish scrape at …
Habitat - The Parrot Fish
Parrot fish are normally found in the shallow waters. They are commonly found in depths between 3-25m. The parrot fish prefers areas of the reef where there is plenty of coral and rocks so …
Predators/Defense Mechanism - The Parrot Fish
The parrot fish does not have many natural predators. It's only predators are the moray eel and of course the reef sharks. The moray eels mostly hunt at night when the parrot fish is usually …
Background Information - The Parrot Fish
There are three stages a parrot fish will go through, these are Juvenile, Initial and terminal phase. The terminal phase represents the most aggressive, largest and brightest individuals. The …
Extinction Consequences - The Parrot Fish
If the parrot fish became extinct there would be a lot more algae living on the coral. This is because the parrot fish would normally eat the algae off the coral. So in a way the parrot fish …
Symbiotic Relationship - The Parrot Fish
The parrot fish does not really have a symbiotic relationship with anything. However they kind of have a relationship with the coral. This is because the coral provides algae for the parrot fish …
Different Types of Parrot Fish
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Family Description - The Parrot Fish
The parrot fish family is quite easily identified for many reasons. The first way to identify a parrot fish is by it beck shaped teeth. These teeth are fused together and used to scrape algae off coral.