H2O is no problem, for a fish, to separate the oxygen. Gills do it
rather easily.



http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ThomPage

Fish breather dissolved oxygen (O2). They do not split water molecules.

Amen!


"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
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H2O is no problem, for a fish, to separate the oxygen. Gills do it
rather easily.



http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ThomPage

Fish breather dissolved oxygen (O2). They do not split water molecules.



Amen!

wrong..The Bobfish spits water molicules all the time, It called
drooling.

joe

Boobfish is an ok guy. It's that Knucklehead Rustoleum Recloud that is
sinister. It's best just to ignore him.

Amen!




"Joe" wrote in message
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Fish breather dissolved oxygen (O2). They do not split water molecules.



Amen!

wrong..The Bobfish spits water molicules all the time, It called
drooling.

joe

In article ,
says...
H2O is no problem, for a fish, to separate the oxygen. Gills do it
rather easily.

To the best of my knowledge that's not correct. Fish don't breathe
water either - they breathe the small amount of dissolved oxygen that is
present in the water.

PS: Fish Human either.

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Duncan