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Is the mud carp a freshwater fish or a saltwater fish, and how do you cook it to make it delicious?
The mud carp, commonly known as tu ling, xue ling, ling gong, hua ling, belongs to the order Cypriniformes, family Cyprinidae, and this species originates in China. So, is it a freshwater fish or a saltwater fish? According to the data, the mud carp is a freshwater fish, a fish that lives in the warm regions of the subtropical climate,
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How much is mud carp per jin, and what are the common varieties?
Mud carp, a species of the order Cypriniformes, family Cyprinidae, class Actinopterygii, has an elongated body that is flattened on both sides, with the back slightly raised in front of the dorsal fin, and a round and slightly flat belly; its place of origin is China. And when it comes to mud carp, many people may think of the famous Cantonese dish dace with black beans, which tastes wonderful.
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How to farm mud carp? Detailed explanation of the key farming techniques
Farming techniques for mud carp
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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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What is the suitable water temperature range for mud carp to grow?
Mud carp has high requirements for the water temperature of its living environment. The optimal temperature required for reproduction is 26-30°C, and the optimal temperature for feeding is 14.6-29.4°C, at which mud carp has a strong appetite. If the water temperature is too high or too low, the feeding intensity will decrease. Mud carp has poor cold resistance, and when the water temperature drops to 6-7°C, it will die in large numbers. Therefore, overwintering and heat preservation measures must be taken when farming mud carp, and the areas where mud carp can be farmed are limited by temperature.
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Introduction to the Ecological Distribution Range and Main Habitats of the Mud Carp
The mud carp is a warm-water fish, and its appetite is strong when the water temperature is 15-30°C. When the water temperature is above 31°C, the mud carp's appetite declines; when the water temperature is below 14°C, the mud carp gathers in deep water areas and is not very active; when the water temperature is below 13°C, it stops feeding; when it is below 7°C, it cannot survive. Because the mud carp has poor cold resistance, overwintering mud carp in pond aquaculture in the Pearl River Delta is usually stocked in deep ponds sheltered from the wind and facing the sun, and sometimes additional cold-proof measures are needed. In wild ponds in the mountainous areas of northern Guangdong, however, mud carp find it difficult to
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