CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What do bream eat?

1. What food does bream eat?

1. Aquatic plants: The staple food of bream is aquatic plants. Because this fish is an herbivorous fish, it does not have teeth and structures for preying on fish and shrimp. Therefore, its food range is very wide. It can basically eat any non-toxic aquatic plants. Its staple food mainly includes aquatic vascular plants such as Hydrilla verticillata, Vallisneria and Potamogeton.

2. Vegetable debris: If conditions permit, bream will also nibble on some parts of terrestrial plants, such as tender root tips or tender leaves. If some of the debris falls into the water, bream will also eat it. They will also actively go to the bottom of the lake to collect and eat some of the plant debris that has fallen into the lake, as long as it is of suitable size.

3. Micro-animals: Although bream is an herbivorous fish that likes to eat plant-based bait, bream will also eat large amounts of plankton or small or micro-animals, such as insects, that fall into the lake. However, it does not have sharp teeth and can only eat some debris torn apart by carnivorous fish.

2. What kind of bait does bream like to eat and where do they like it?

Bream likes to eat bait with fishy smell and fragrance. Bream is one of the freshwater fish species. It has a wide range of diet and can eat all kinds of bait, so there are many flavors to choose from, both fishy and fragrant. The specific flavor to use can be determined according to the weather conditions. For example, when the weather is cold, it is recommended to use fishy bait, such as live bait or mixed bait. If the temperature is suitable, you can use grain-flavored bait, such as corn kernels.

1. What kind of bait does bream like to eat? Bream is a fish species that lives in freshwater and is widely distributed. It can also be fished. When fishing for bream, in order to be more successful, you need to prepare the right bait. Bream itself is a fish species with a very wide diet and is omnivorous, which means that it can eat all kinds of food, both meat bait and vegetarian bait. From the perspective of flavor, both fishy and fragrant baits can be used. The specific type of bait to use can be selected according to the weather conditions. If the weather is relatively cold, it is more appropriate to use fishy bait.

For example, live baits can be used at this time, such as earthworms, bloodworms, etc. You can also mix fishy substances into grain baits to make mixed baits, which also has good effects. In addition, scented baits are also suitable, such as grain-scented baits, which are often used, and bream are also interested in the scent of grains. At this time, corn kernels are often used, and corn kernels are also easy to hang on the fish hook, so the fishing effect is very good.

2. Where do bream like to fish? As mentioned above, bream is a kind of fish that can be fished, and when fishing for them, you need to choose the right bait. In addition, another very important aspect is to fish in the most suitable position, that is, to choose the right fishing position. The question of where to fish is closely related to the habits and characteristics of bream. In terms of depth, bream likes to move in the middle and lower layers because they belong to the middle and lower layer fish species.

Therefore, from the perspective of water layers, the middle or deep layers are generally chosen for fishing. Specifically, the depth can be determined according to seasonal characteristics. For example, in the coldest winter, if you want to fish for bream, you need to fish at a deeper position. Furthermore, in addition to the depth, there are some other issues that need to be paid attention to when choosing a fishing position. For example, the amount of food is a key factor. At this time, it is recommended to fish in a position with more aquatic plants, so that there is more food and bream are more likely to gather. It can be seen that there are many factors that need to be paid attention to when choosing a fishing position.

3. What type of hook is best for bream fishing?

When fishing for bream, you should choose a hook with a small hook gate and a thicker hook. Breams have a mixed diet and like to eat bottom grass and algae. Occasionally, they will eat live bait such as bloodworms and earthworms. They are basically not picky eaters. Breams are greedy and have a large appetite, so you can choose to make a big nest when making a nest. Generally, peanut husks, rapeseed cakes, corn crumbs and other foods are mixed to make a nest. When making a nest, add a little soil, knead it into an egg-sized food ball, and gently throw it into the nest.

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4. Edge fish breeding technology - Baidu

You are talking about bream, right? The bream breeding techniques are as follows. I hope they are helpful to you.

Fish fry breeding

Bream can reach sexual maturity at 2 to 3 years old, and its breeding season is slightly later than that of carp and crucian carp, but slightly earlier than that of domestic fish.

Bream

The spawning period is from the end of the month to the beginning of June, when the water temperature is between 20 and 29 degrees Celsius. In lakes, eggs are laid in places where aquatic plants flourish. The fertilized eggs are sticky and attach to water plants or other objects for development. In the breeding season, if there is micro-flowing water or other conditions to stimulate the bream broodstock cultivated in ponds, it can cause scattered natural spawning. Therefore, after the beginning of spring every year, the male and female broodstock should be cultivated separately, and artificial aphrodisiacs should be used at that time to breed in batches and produce fry.

Artificial breeding of fry can be done by natural spawning or artificial induction of labor. The broodstock used for breeding is best cultivated in a pond for one year, or it can be directly caught from natural water bodies. It is relatively easy to distinguish the sex of bream. Starting from the fingerling stage, the first ray of the female's pectoral fin is thin and straight, while that of the male is thick and "wavy" shaped. After sexual maturity, the back of the first few fin rays of the male's pectoral fin and the dorsal and ventral edges of the caudal peduncle have dense "bead stars", which feel rough to the touch, and the abdomen is small. Milky white semen flows out of the abdomen after light pressure; the female fish only has a small amount of "bead stars" on the orbital bones and back, and the abdomen is swollen and soft. When breeding, you can choose mature broodstock, group them according to plan and put them into the spawning pond, or use hormones for artificial induction of labor first, and let them spawn and fertilize naturally. Because bream

Fish eggs are sticky, so they can be attached to artificial nests and then hatched in still water. Artificial egg collection and fertilization can also be used, and then the fertilized eggs are debonded and then artificially hatched in running water. The breeding process and operation methods are basically the same as those of carp.

Seedling cultivation

Bream fry are small and delicate, so they need to be handled carefully. When the fry are put into the pond, the water quality should not be too rich, and they should not be too crowded when they are counted out of the pond. The graded breeding method is often used to grow the fry into spring fish.

After 2-3 days of hatching, the fry gradually leave the nest and move freely, and start to eat small zooplankton. Therefore, after the fry are put into the pond, it is necessary to apply fertilizer every day. It is appropriate to release 120,000 to 150,000 fry per mu of fry that have been debonded and hatched. When the fry start to eat, it is best to feed them 1-2 times of cooked egg yolk, and then feed them with soybean milk for a few days. The amount of fertilizer to be applied will be determined based on the water quality and the growth of the fry. After 15-20 days of feeding, the fry can grow to 2-3 cm, and then they can be raised in separate ponds.

Bream

The second time, 40,000 to 50,000 firefly fingerlings are placed per mu. The cultivation is mainly based on fertilization and cultivation of plankton. At the same time, bean cake slurry can be fed every other day, and some plant feeds such as scoparia and small duckweed should also be fed. After about a month, summer flowers of 4 to 5 cm can be grown, and the survival rate can reach about 80%. The winter flakes are grown from summer flowers, which is the third level of breeding. The method is basically the same as that of cultivating grass carp. The transparency of the pond water is generally maintained at about 30 cm. The stocking density is generally 5,000 to 7,000 per mu, and 10 to 20% of silver carp, bighead carp and black carp summer flowers are raised. It is also possible to stock 10 to 20% of roundhead bream in the main silver carp and bighead carp seedling pond. In the early stage of the pond, scoparia, small duckweed and bean cake slurry are fed, and then purple-backed duckweed, verticillium or chopped fresh dry grass are fed. In winter, they can generally grow to 12 to 15 cm, with a survival rate of over 90%. They are grown into fish in the second year.

Fish breeding

There are two types of breeding methods: pond breeding or mixed breeding, extensive breeding on the surface of lakes and reservoirs with abundant aquatic plants, and intensive breeding using cages. Bream is mainly cultivated. In a pond with a water depth of 1.5 to 2 meters, 600 to 800 winter flakes can be placed per mu, and 200 to 300 silver carp and bighead carp can be cultivated. After one year of breeding, the individual bream can reach about 500 grams. Its growth rate is faster before the age of three. It gradually slows down afterwards. The feeding habits of bream are similar to those of grass carp, so it can economically utilize the bait resources in natural waters, and it can also eat artificial feed to promote the growth of adult fish. Wuhan City's experimental ponds mainly raise bream, and the effect is very good. The method is: 1,220 bream fingerlings with a tail weight of 40 grams are released per mu for wintering, 200 silver carp fingerlings with a tail weight of 50 grams, 30 bighead carp fingerlings with a tail weight of 60 grams, and some high-back crucian carp fingerlings are appropriately released. "Zhengda" No. 083 feed is used, and the bait prime number is 1.8. When feeding, it is evenly spread by hand. At ordinary times, pay attention to water quality management to prevent water quality deterioration and pond flooding. The dissolved oxygen in the pond water is not less than 2 mg/L during the day and night. At the end of the year, the output per mu was 500 kg, of which 350 kg of bream, with an average tail weight of 0.35 kg.

Feeding method

The bream is called round-headed bream because of its flattened body and small, round head. It is plump, has delicious meat, grows fast, and can reach up to 3 kg. It is also a herbivorous fish. Vascular worms, pondweed, and verticillium are its main food. Young fish also eat some animal feed during the growth period. China Organic Agriculture Network