Sentence examples for client fish from inspiring English sources

The client fish receives a cleaning, and the wrasse a meal.

That prompts a nasty reaction on the part of the client fish.

Some of the 56 client fish were well-fed, and therefore unlikely to threaten the cleaner; other clients were hungry.

The danger is clear: The client fish may at any moment decide the cleaner is worth more as a meal than a groom.

Some suggested that when the client fish strikes its "come-hither" pose, with an open mouth or flaring gills, it doubles as an assurance that the client isn't looking for a meal, just a good nit-picking.

In the 22 June issue of Current Biology, Grutter reports that the client fish with the most parasites posed most often, regardless of whether they were sated or feeling peckish.

So a few years ago, Mr. Roslan, who has been a fly fisherman for most of his life, began taking clients fishing.

But one behavior did seem to track with the hunger level of the clients: Cleaner fish performed their waggling dance at the side of the client more often when the client was hungry.

And first-timers are welcome; Mr. Peterson so easily juggles beginners and cast-masters that he says he has been able to maintain an unbroken eight-year streak of clients' landing fish.

Fisherman preferred to keep constant clients and fish values throughout the year, than following the 'demand/value' rule of the market.

Cleaning symbioses with reptile clients include fish cleaning the teeth of American crocodiles (Crocodylus acutus), geckos eating mosquitoes on Aldabra giant tortoises (Geochelone gigantea) and scarlet crabs (Grapsus grapsus), and three species of Galapagos finches removing ticks from marine iguanas (Amblyrhynchus cristatus).