CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How long does it take for a crucian carp to grow to 50 grams?

1. How long does it take for a crucian carp to grow to 50 grams?

One month. Artificially cultivated crucian carp grows relatively fast, and its weight can increase by about 50 grams in one month. However, compared with other fish, this growth rate is relatively slow.

2. What does "splash" mean in the fish farming industry?

It refers to the fish fry that have just been caught and are sold in bags.

The fertilized eggs of fish, after passing through the artificial flowing water environment, under the appropriate water temperature, dissolved oxygen, water quality and other conditions, develop into juveniles that can swim horizontally after an appropriate period of time. We usually call them "splash fish". "Splash fish" are very tender and sensitive to external stimuli. One of the keys to ensure the survival rate of "splash fish" is to grasp the appropriate time to put "splash fish" into the pond, that is, to comprehensively consider multiple factors such as transportation and weather to ensure that "splash fish" have a certain swimming ability and a supply of nutrients in their bodies when they are put into the pond.

This is a sign of fish star.

Fish stars refer to the bubbles that fish blow out. Fish stars also reflect the type and size of the fish.

Crucian carp likes to spit out a lot of bubbles at one time, and they are almost the same size.

As for carp, they like to forage in the mud at the bottom of the water, so the bubbles they spit out are all muddy.

For grass carp, it will first spit out a few big bubbles, and then a few small bubbles.

For black carp, give the same formula to grass carp, but the bubbles should be smaller and in larger quantities.

3. What should I do if there are small black bugs in the water after the crucian carp fry are put into the pond?

No problem, insecticide

4. Dear friends who fish and keep fish, what kind of fish can cause splashes on the water surface?

This is a sign of fish star.

Fish stars refer to the bubbles that fish blow out. Fish stars also reflect the type and size of the fish.

Crucian carp likes to spit out a lot of bubbles at one time, and they are almost the same size.

As for carp, they like to forage in the mud at the bottom of the water, so the bubbles they spit out are all muddy.

For grass carp, it will first spit out a few big bubbles, and then a few small bubbles.

For black carp, give the same formula to grass carp, but the bubbles should be smaller and in larger quantities.

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