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The Spanish mackerel's scientific name is Japanese Spanish mackerel (Scomberomorus niphonius). Is it a deep-sea fish?
Spanish mackerel (pronounced b, fourth tone) is also called Japanese Spanish mackerel (scientific name). It has sharp teeth, swims swiftly, and has a fierce temperament. The "Mackerel King" specimen at the Dalian Natural History Museum weighs more than 260 jin, measures 2.64 m, and is over 20 years old. So, is the Spanish mackerel a deep-sea fish? According to relevant ichthyology data,
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Is the Spanish mackerel a saltwater fish or a freshwater fish? Let us take you through its living environment
The Spanish mackerel is also called the blue-spotted mackerel. It is distributed in the western North Pacific, and is found in China's Bohai Sea, Yellow Sea and East China Sea. It is a warm-water upper-layer fish that feeds on small fish in the middle and upper layers, so is the Spanish mackerel a saltwater fish or a freshwater fish? 1. Is the Spanish mackerel a saltwater fish or a freshwater fish? The Spanish mackerel is a saltwater fish
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How Do Blue Gouramis Breed? Methods and Key Technical Points Explained
The blue gourami, also known as the three-spot gourami, blue three-spot, snakeskin gourami, and three-spot Belontia, is a common tropical ornamental fish. So how does it breed? 1. How the blue gourami breeds. The blue gourami reproduces by laying eggs. The blue gourami reaches sexual maturity at 4-5 months of age. After maturing, the male begins to chase the female; the female swims to beneath the bubble nest, and the male bends his body to embrace the female. After several embraces and rolls, the process of spawning and releasing sperm is completed.
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