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Detailed Explanation of the Mud Carp's Diet: What Food Does It Like to Eat
The mud carp is an omnivorous fish. Four days after the fry hatch, they begin feeding on zooplankton such as rotifers, copepods and small cladocerans. Ten days after hatching, when the body length exceeds 14 cm, they begin to take phytoplankton in addition to zooplankton. Thereafter, they eat more and more phytoplankton, until about 40 days after hatching, when the body length exceeds 4 cm, phytoplankton becomes their main food. At the same time, the mud carp likes to graze on algae growing on the surface of the mud or rocks at the bottom of the water. In addition, the mud carp also swallows a small amount of zooplankton and organic debris.
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How Long Does It Take for a Pregnant Dog to Give Birth to Puppies? A Detailed Explanation of the Gestation Period
There are many methods for diagnosing pregnancy in female dogs. The more commonly used ones at present include external observation, palpation examination, ultrasound detection, hematological examination, and urine examination. External examination method: about 1 week after mating, the female dog's vulva begins to contract and become soft and shrunken, a small amount of dark brown fluid discharge can be seen, and appetite is poor. At 2-3 weeks of pregnancy, the mammary glands begin to gradually enlarge, appetite increases greatly, the coat becomes glossy, the temperament becomes gentle, movement slows down, and she becomes calm and careful. A small number of female dogs around 25 days of pregnancy
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What is electrolyzed water, what benefits does it have, and can drinking it protect the liver?
What is electrolyzed water? Can drinking electrolyzed water protect the liver? Have you heard of this? Is it true? Is there any evidence for it? Electrolyzed water usually refers to the product generated after water containing salt (such as sodium chloride) undergoes electrolysis. The water itself after electrolysis is neutral, and other ions can be added, or it can be separated through a semipermeable membrane to produce two kinds of water with different properties. One is alkaline ionized water, and the other is acidic ionized water.
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What protections does agricultural major disaster insurance offer? Building agricultural occupational disaster protection is imperative
Farmers themselves lack awareness of occupational safety, and when an accident happens they also lack occupational disaster insurance claims; afraid that the crops will not be harvested in time, they grit their teeth and keep farming despite illness and pain. Compared with other industries, is agriculture actually high-risk? Is there a legal basis to protect the occupational safety of those who work in farming?
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The Brazil mushroom scam: cadmium metal detected, what effect does it have on the human body?
Cadmium metal has been detected in Brazil mushrooms, so have you ever eaten this mushroom? Vegetables nowadays are becoming less and less safe, and when we buy them, we all have to choose carefully. Major newspapers have all reported that Brazil mushrooms are contaminated with the heavy metal cadmium, and the place of origin is "Puli Nenggaoshan
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What does "in-season vegetables" mean? A guide to the timing of in-season vegetables now
In the past, vegetables were only produced within limited time periods, but now with new technology we can see any vegetable all year round; however, today's vegetables are not as nutritious as before. Every fruit and vegetable has a season best suited to its growth, called "
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What kind of growing environment does the Watermelon Peperomia prefer?
Watermelon Peperomia, also known as round-leaf peperomia, is a perennial evergreen herbaceous plant of the Piperaceae family. The leaves are clustered, ovate, with reddish-brown petioles and pale green leaf surfaces. The veins radiate from the center outward, with 8 dark green main veins, and distinct silver-gray bands between the veins, closely resembling watermelon rind.
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What are the reasons why a wax plant (Hoya) does not bloom?
For a potted wax plant, in spring and autumn it is best placed on an outdoor south-facing windowsill or near a south-facing window indoors, which keeps the leaves emerald green and glossy and produces good blooms. In summer it needs to be moved to a shaded spot to prevent direct strong sunlight, otherwise the leaves easily turn yellow. If it is kept in a place with insufficient light for a long time, the leaf color becomes pale and the flowers are few and not vivid.
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Why does a potted kumquat only bloom but not bear fruit?
When a potted kumquat only blooms but does not bear fruit, or sets fruit that drops early, the cause, besides changes in conditions such as environment, water and light, lies mainly in insufficient fertilizer, especially insufficient phosphorus during the fruit-retention period after fruit set. For home potted kumquats, fertilizing can be done as follows: after Qingming, use nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer combined with fermented, fully rotted concentrated organic fertilizer as a base fertilizer
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The spiraling whitefly is one of the whitefly species; what kinds of damage does it cause?
The spiraling whitefly is an important pest newly invading Hainan, with characteristics such as diverse transmission methods, a wide range of host species and a fast reproduction rate. So would you like to learn about its morphology, life history and damage? This is very helpful for controlling the spiraling whitefly. Spiraling white
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