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Why can't you put a freshwater fish in a saltwater tank?

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Why can't you put a freshwater fish in a saltwater tank?

why can't you put a freshwater fish in a saltwater tank?

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alinezam

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Freshwater fish have gills that function to diffuse water (not allowing impurities inside) while ensuring bodily fluids remain inside the fish. Freshwater fish have large, well-developed kidneys that are able to process vast quantities of water. They do not have ability to do osmosis through their gills to degenerate water and salt.

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thank you so much

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