Activity of Fish During Higher Temperatures vs. Lower DO?

[Aspect]

Hello, if anyone knows of a study where I can read about the topic of the thread or if there is firsthand knowledge, I'd appreciate it. Higher temperatures increase metabolic activity in fish, but lower the maximum saturated levels of dissolved oxygen, so I'm curious if higher activity levels are directly correlated with higher temperatures, and at what point does it become counterproductive.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Hello, if anyone knows of a study where I can read about the topic of the thread or if there is firsthand knowledge, I'd appreciate it. Higher temperatures increase metabolic activity in fish, but lower the maximum saturated levels of dissolved oxygen, so I'm curious if higher activity levels are directly correlated with higher temperatures, and at what point does it become counterproductive.

Fish generally are not as active as you mentioned- lower oxygen levels- word is metabolism
Same as with human behavior on a 90 degree muggy day versus a 65 degree day

 

[Aspect]

Fish generally are not as active as you mentioned- lower oxygen levels- word is metabolism
Same as with human behavior on a 90 degree muggy day versus a 65 degree day

I don't see how human behavior can be compared when humans are warm blooded and fish are not...

 

[vetteguy53081]

I don't see how human behavior can be compared when humans are warm blooded and fish are not...

I’m talking about behavior and not affects. Working in medical, I’m fully aware
I just realized you’re looking for study- will refer this @Jay Hemdal