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The rice field eel breathes through its intestines, is covered in slime that makes it hard to grab, and is hailed as "ginseng of the water" at 30 yuan per jin.
In this season right now, the north is already close to entering winter, yet in the south it is still bright and sunny. This is probably the regional difference in our country. Of course, there are differences between the north and south in many other ways too, but with the convenience of transportation nowadays...
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If rice field eels dig many holes in a paddy field, will it affect the growth of the rice?
Summary: When a paddy field is full of holes dug by rice field eels, does it affect the growth of the rice? When rice field eels are mentioned, I think of braised eel segments, garlic-braised rice field eel, rice field eel stir-fried with garlic sprouts... Rice field eel is truly delicious, with few bones and plenty of meat, though the price is a bit high....
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Tips for Catching Rice Field Eels: How to Tell Rice Field Eel Holes from Snake Holes
Mentioning rice field eels reminds me of when I was a child, after the fish pond in front of our house was drained, leaving just a little water in the pond, many of the neighborhood kids would gather in groups to look for loaches. If you could find a rice field eel, it was a huge win, because when you got home...
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