show more i have a project due tomorrow and its on the 5 themes of geography. i need some help and ideas, some links and pictures would help. these are the additional details i have: 5 THEMES OF GEOGRAPHY â¢In a mini-poster show examples of the 5 Themes of Geography focusing on Florida.â¢(Two examples for each theme). â¢Example must be a picture from a magazine, newspaper; a print-out from the computer or nicely drawn (limit to 2 themes in total).how more i have a project due tomorrow and its on the 5 themes of geography. i need some help and ideas, some links and pictures would help. these are the additional details i have: 5 THEMES OF GEOGRAPHY â¢In a mini-poster show examples of the 5 Themes of Geography focusing on Florida.
Wiki says: Rainbow sharks are non-picky herbivorous and omnivorous eaters but are primarily consumers of algae in the form of tablets, wafers and flakes. They also eat livefood such as insect larvae, Tubifex worms, periphyton, crustaceans, phytoplankton, zooplankton and aquatic insects.
country. Stream-dwelling rainbow trout are usually found in small to moderately large, but shallow, rivers with gravel bottoms and pool-riffle habitats. Lake-resident rainbow trout are usually found in deeper, cool lakes with adequate shallows and vegetation for good food production. There must be a gravelly tributary to the lake with adequate flows for spawning. What do they eat? Rainbow trout mainly eat leeches, crustaceans, molluscs, and insects such as caddis flies and black flies, but they also eat salmon eggs when available. Most often it is those rainbow trout that eat fish (piscivorous) or run to the sea (steelhead), that reach a large size. What is their life cycle like? Rainbow trout usually spawn for