Ammonia is released as a nitrogenous waste from fish ams hydra. It is very soluble in water and very toxic. So, if it's toxic, why doesn't it affect fish in water?
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yes you are right it is harmful to fish and it will be ammonia affected fish there is one thing which is it can tolerate the external ammonia present in water. So, there are some fish which cannot tolerate the ammonia and it will be easily affected
yes you are right it is harmful to fish and it will be ammonia affected fish there is one thing which is it can tolerate the external ammonia present in water. So, there are some fish which cannot tolerate the ammonia and it will be easily affected
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