5. Describe the ways in which the size of a fish population in an aquarium could be

reduced by the changes in the abiotic factors in its habitat.

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Tristen Mullen

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1 September, 03:33

5. Describe the ways in which the size of a fish population in an aquarium could be

reduced by the changes in the abiotic factors in its habitat.

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Conner Hanson · Answer 1

If the pH of the water was too high or low, if the temperature was too hot or cold, or even the climate in which is provided to them inside of the tank can abiotically effect the population of the tank.

Explanation:

This is because of their natural abilities and capabilities. For reference: Many people like different temperatures whether they want to or not its a preference and if they were to change their location in which it has a new climate it would effect the way that they do things. Such as, a change in clothing ... But fish do not have clothes. Therefore it is unfortunate that some of their population does die naturally even in the wild do to this.

5. Describe the ways in which the size of a fish population in an aquarium could bereduced by the changes in the abiotic factors in its habitat.

5. Describe the ways in which the size of a fish population in an aquarium could be

reduced by the changes in the abiotic factors in its habitat.