What happens to fish with soapy water in a pool that people eat?

A small amount of inflow is no problem, but if a large amount of water enters the pool water, it will cause the pH value of the pool water to change, because bath water and soapy water are alkaline, but fish growth needs a suitable acid-alkaline environment, too high or too low pH environment will affect the growth of fish.

Different types of fish can have different conditions for different water acidity and alkalinity, such as:

1. Most of the ornamental fish can survive between PH6-8, and their water quality is neutral, weakly acidic and weakly alkaline. In terms of water distribution, most marine fish prefer alkaline water, while most tropical fish species in South America prefer slightly acidic water, while tropical fish in Southeast Asia, South Asia, and southern North America prefer neutral water.

2. If the fish that like acidic water quality live in alkaline waters, the alkalinity of the water quality will cause the gill tissue of the fish to be burned, the gills will appear abnormal bloodshots, the surface of the body will be swollen, and a layer of transparent and viscous liquid will be secreted. Fish can suffer from diseases, and in severe cases, they can suffocate to death.

3. If the fish like alkaline water quality live in acidic waters, then the alkalinity of the water quality will slow down the metabolism of the fish and reduce the body's ability to digest food.

First, the fish will die in the soapy water, and second, of course, the fish will die, so maybe you are asking if the person eats the fish in the soapy water