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Introduction of duck-billed fish

The American spoonbill sturgeon is a large freshwater economic fish native to the Mississippi River Basin in the United States. It belongs to the family Acipenseridae in the order Acipenserformes. It is a rare sturgeon that has lived and survived on Earth since 300 million years ago (the dinosaur era) and is one of the only two species of the family Acipenseridae in the world. It belongs to the family Acipenseridae in the order Acipenserformes, along with the Chinese sturgeon and the white sturgeon in the Yangtze River. The spoonbill sturgeon is a cartilaginous fish with a naked body, moist and scaleless, and a spoon-shaped snout that resembles a duck's bill, so it is also called the duckbill sturgeon. Its snout is particularly long, flat, and pulpy; its body surface is smooth and scaleless, its back is black-blue-gray, often with some spots in between; its body side has dotted ochre, and its abdomen is white; its mouth is large and its eyes are small, with its forehead higher than its mouth; its gill rakers are dense and slender, its gill cover bones are large and extend backward to the pelvic fins, its caudal fin is forked, and its caudal peduncle is covered with stalk-like armor scales. The individual of the spoonbill sturgeon is large, and its life span is more than 30 years. The gonads of the spoonbill sturgeon mature late, and generally become sexually mature at the age of 8 or above. The diet of the spoonbill sturgeon is similar to that of the bighead carp in my country, which feeds on zooplankton and is a filter-feeding fish. The platypus is highly adaptable, grows rapidly, has a gentle temperament, and has a short food chain. It is the only fish among all sturgeons that feeds on zooplankton. Its bait source is wide, and it is easy to raise and catch, so it is suitable for breeding in waters such as reservoirs, lakes and ponds.

How to Catch Duckbill Fish

The American spoonbill sturgeon is also called the American spoonbill sturgeon. It is an introduced economic fish species. It is relatively valuable and is usually sold. I don't think I have heard of any place where I can catch it.