CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Can silver carp be raised? How to raise it?

1. Can silver carp be raised? How to raise it?

Fish pond: The fish pond should be disinfected before putting silver carp in. The fish pond should be large enough and the breeding density should not be too high. Feeding: Silver carp can be fed with plankton or artificially produced micro-particle feed. Water quality: In order to ensure the water quality, water should be changed regularly during the breeding process. Water temperature: Try to maintain it above 18 degrees and keep it stable, and do not let the water temperature change drastically. Disease prevention and control: It is recommended to disinfect regularly and pay attention to checking the health status of silver carp. 1. Can silver carp be raised? Silver carp is a common freshwater fish. They can not only be distributed in rivers and lakes, but also can be artificially bred. In fact, the behavior of artificially raising silver carp is very common. It is bred in various parts of my country. It is one of the "four major carps" in my country's freshwater aquaculture and is very famous. Moreover, silver carp farming is basically bred on a large scale, and fish ponds or breeding ponds are used when breeding.

2. How to raise silver carp 1. Fish pond: As mentioned above, silver carp is generally raised on a large scale in fish ponds. There are some issues that need to be paid attention to when raising silver carp in fish ponds. Before putting silver carp in, it is necessary to do a good job of disinfection. It is also necessary to pay attention to the problem of mixed breeding. You can only raise silver carp, or you can raise silver carp with other fish. The number of silver carp to be raised needs to be determined according to different situations.

2. Feeding: Feeding is also a very important step in breeding silver carp. Wild silver carp mainly eat plankton in the water. When breeding silver carp artificially, you can also feed them some artificially cultivated plankton. Plankton is divided into phytoplankton and zooplankton, and silver carp prefers to eat both.

3. Water quality: The water quality must be clean when breeding silver carp. Silver carp grows better in a clean environment. Therefore, water changes must be done during the subsequent breeding process.

4. Water temperature: Silver carp has certain requirements for the surrounding water temperature, which will greatly affect the appetite of silver carp. Generally speaking, the water temperature should be kept at least above 18 degrees, and should be kept stable above 18 degrees, without sudden and drastic changes.

5. Disease prevention: Disease prevention is also very important. If some silver carp are sick, it is very likely that other silver carp around them will be infected. Therefore, it is necessary to do a good job in disease prevention, regular disinfection, ensure water quality, and check the condition of silver carp regularly.

2. Is silver carp easy to keep? What fish is the easiest to keep? If you have time, please tell me what food it eats. Thank you!

If we were to ask which fish are the easiest to raise, it would naturally be fish like crucian carp and carp.

First, these fish are highly adaptable and can survive in almost any water body.

Second, these fish are omnivorous and eat a wide variety of food sources. (They basically eat everything.)

Third, these fish have relatively low requirements for dissolved oxygen, and are not easy to flip over in the summer (silver carp are particularly prone to flipping over, and they need fertile water to grow fast, and too fertile water can easily lead to a decrease in oxygen content).

Grass carp, carp, silver carp, and seven-star fish are all OK. They are relatively simple. Generally, you don’t need to feed them if you raise them yourself. The picture below shows a seven-star fish.

Silver carp is one of the fish that people like to eat. Silver carp is delicious. The meat is tender. Silver carp is very nutritious, rich in protein and trace elements, and is very good for the human body. Do you know how to make silver carp delicious? Today, the editor will introduce several good methods for you.

Stewed Silver Carp

Ingredients: 750 grams of silver carp.

Auxiliary ingredients: 50 grams of soaked black fungus.

Seasoning: 30 grams of green onion, 20 grams of ginger, 20 grams of white garlic, 5 grams of salt, 8 grams of white sugar, 8 grams of vinegar, 15 grams of cooking wine, 10 grams of soy sauce, 3 grams of pepper, 3 grams of MSG, 4 grams of corn starch, and 60 grams of vegetable oil.

practice

1. Clean the silver carp and make cross-shaped cuts on both sides of the fish body with a knife;

2. Wash the fungus after soaking in water;

3. Place the pan on high heat, pour in vegetable oil, and heat until it is 50% hot, then put the fish in the pan;

4. Remove from the pan when both sides turn light yellow;

5. Leave some oil in the pot, add scallion, ginger and garlic slices, stir-fry, add cooking wine and soy sauce, add water (cover the fish), then add silver carp, fungus, salt, sugar, vinegar and pepper into the pot and bring to a boil;

6. Simmer over low heat until the fish is cooked through, add MSG, remove from the heat and place on a plate;

7. Thicken the sauce with wet starch and pour it over the fish.

Tips on food incompatibility

Black fungus (soaked in water): Black fungus should not be eaten with field snails. From the perspective of food medicinal properties, the cold nature of field snails and the slippery nature of black fungus are not conducive to digestion, so the two should not be eaten together.

People suffering from hemorrhoids should not eat black fungus and pheasant together. Pheasant is slightly poisonous, and eating them together can easily induce hemorrhoid bleeding.

Fungus should not be eaten with wild duck. Wild duck tastes sweet and cool in nature, and is prone to indigestion.

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Silver carp is easy to raise, just feed it with fish feed.

In the past, chain fish were fed with human feces, and their meat was rough, making them the cheapest fish.

3. Can I raise silver carp at home? Does it affect Feng Shui?

This is possible. According to Feng Shui, an even number is best.

4. Why are the grass carp and silver carp in the market all fine but cannot survive a day in the store? ? ? ? ?

Personally, I think that when they came out of the farms, they didn't intend for them to live more than a day. You can observe that there is oxygen supply in places where fish are sold, while the unsold fish in supermarkets will be sliced ​​and made into semi-finished products.

5. A five-year-old silver carp weighs only 500 grams. Can such a fish still grow up? I just took it over and don't know if there is any way to raise it.

I don't know how to raise fish. From a common sense point of view, a five-year-old silver carp weighs only 500 grams. In addition to the breeding problem, there must be other reasons. If these problems are solved, such fish can still grow up.

But from the perspective of economic benefits, we should scientifically and rationally release various fish fry according to the actual situation of the fish pond and the local climate environment. In other words, no matter whether the five-year-old silver carp can grow up or not, we should clean the pond and restock the fish fry. This is just my humble opinion, for reference only!