CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How to distinguish between farmed and wild white chain

1. How to distinguish between farmed white chain and wild white chain

Wild silver carp is darker in color with the dark green color of aquatic plants, its scales are thicker, harder and more lustrous, and its body is narrower and rounder. Farmed silver carp is lighter in color, its scales are thinner, turbid and dull, and its body is wider and flatter, especially its belly is larger and more obvious.

2. Does anyone know the difference between wild silver carp and farmed silver carp~! ! ! !

Yes, wild ones are longer and thinner than farmed ones. Farmed ones are fatter and have a big belly. You can tell at a glance.

3. How to determine whether crucian carp or silver carp is wild or farmed?

I have some experience with crucian carp, but it is not very accurate, it can only be used as a reference: 1. The difference between wild crucian carp and crucian carp in fish ponds is the body shape. The height of the head of wild crucian carp is not much lower than the height from the back to the belly, basically it is a spindle shape, while the crucian carp raised in fish ponds has a small head and a high back. 2. Under the same circumstances, wild crucian carp is more active than crucian carp raised in fish ponds, and is more likely to react violently after being frightened. These are basically the two methods. I have tried other methods such as fatness, thinness, and body color, but they are not accurate.