mouth brooder

Mouth brooders - carry eggs or larvae in their mouth.

The females, which are mouth brooders, choose which male they want to fertilize their eggs.

All Aulonocara species are maternal mouth brooders.

"Another method of internally carrying young that are spawned externally occurs in mouth brooders.

Mouth brooders can be ovophiles or larvophiles.

Channa orientalis (Ceylon Snakehead) is according to existing reports a mouth brooder.

The Mozambique mouth brooder, or tilapia, has been declared a noxious and threatening alien species to the lungfish in Queensland.

If Trimerorhachis was a mouth brooder, the closest living analogue would be Darwin's Frog, which broods its young in its vocal sac.

The living Darwin's Frog is also a mouth brooder and would be the closest modern analogue to Trimerorhachis if it cared for its young in this way.

Even though some cichlid species display cooperative polyandry in crevices, other cichlid species are mouth brooders, where females carry eggs in their mouths that have been fertilized by multiple males.

Pseudotropheus acei is an ovophile mouth brooder, which means that the female will incubate and hatch the eggs in her buchal pouch, and then continue to hold the fry until the yolk sacs have been consumed.