CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Is the yellow duck fish a catfish?

1. Is the yellow duck fish a catfish?

The yellow duck fish is not a catfish. It has a long body, a flat belly, and a slightly flattened back. It has a large and flat head, a blunt snout, a large, lower mouth, and fine hair-like teeth on both the upper and lower jaws. It has small eyes. It has four pairs of whiskers, and most species have particularly long whiskers on the upper jaw. It has no scales. Both the dorsal and pectoral fins have well-developed hard spines that can make sounds when the spines move. It has short pectoral fins. It is greenish-yellow in color, and most species have irregular brown markings; each fin is gray-black with yellow: The scientific name of the yellow duck fish is Pelteobagrus fulvidraco, and it is also known locally as Huang Ya Gu, Huang Ya Gu, and Huang Ya Gu. It is about 82~229mm long, and is also known as Huang Ya Gu, Ge Ya, Ge Yu, Ge Ge Ge, Huang La Ding, and Huang Gu Zi.

2. Are catfish and eel the same type of fish?

No, catfish generally have longer whiskers, shorter bodies, and larger heads, while eels and other loaches have shorter whiskers, longer bodies, and smaller heads.

3. Is the Anggong fish a catfish?

Anchovies are not catfish!

The scientific name of the yellow catfish is Pelteobagrus fulvidraco, which belongs to the order Siluriformes, family Catfish, and genus Pelteobagrus. The yellow catfish is active in still water or slow-flowing rivers and is a bottom-dwelling fish. It lives on the bottom of lakes during the day and swims to the surface of the water to feed at night. It has a strong ability to adapt to the environment, so it can survive in adverse environmental conditions. Juvenile fish mostly feed along the banks of rivers and lakes. It is distributed in the Yangtze River, Yellow River, Pearl River, and Heilongjiang River basins in China.

Catfish, also known as catfish, is the most widely distributed fish in the family Siluriformes. Catfish mainly live in the middle and lower layers of rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and ponds, and are mostly active in coastal areas. They hide in the grass, under rocks, or at the bottom of deep water during the day, and forage frequently at night. After autumn, they hibernate in deep water or mud, and their feeding level also decreases. They are carnivorous fish, and their prey are mostly small fish, such as mullets, crucian carp, goby, wheatear fish, carp, loach, etc. They also eat shrimps and aquatic insects. They mainly swallow food, and the main function of their teeth is to prevent food from escaping.

4. Can small yellow croaker and catfish be cooked together in soup?

It's okay if they are stewed together, but it's not good if they are put together to cook fish soup, because small yellow croaker is seafood, and if it is boiled together with catfish, the earthy smell of catfish will cover the seafood flavor of small yellow croaker.

5. Can small catfish and yellow eel be kept together? What kind of environment do you like?

It's not a big problem when they are small, but they will bite the eels when they grow up. Put a few smooth pebbles, some water plants, and dim the light.

6. What is the difference between yellow croaker and silver carp?

Yellow catfish (Pelteobagrus fulvidraco), Siluriformes, Catfish family, Pelteobagrus genus. Also known as yellow catfish, central silk fish, toothy fish, yellow fin fish, yellow thorn bone, widely distributed in the Pacific waters of eastern China. Lives in shallows with still water or slow currents, hiding during the day and coming out at night. Body length 123-143mm, omnivorous, mainly feeds on benthic invertebrates, mostly small fish, aquatic insects and other small aquatic animals. Silver carp (Hypophthalmichthysmolitrix) is also called silver carp, water silver carp, jumping silver carp, silver carp, belonging to the Cypriniformes, Cyprinidae, is one of the four famous carps. The body is flattened laterally, slightly high, spindle-shaped, with a blue-gray back and white sides and abdomen. The head is relatively large. The eyes are very low. The scales are small. The horny ridge in the middle of the abdomen extends from the bottom of the pectoral fin to the anus. The pectoral fin does not exceed the base of the pelvic fin. The fins are grayish white. Similar in appearance to bighead carp, silver carp is impatient and good at jumping. Silver carp is a large freshwater fish that is raised artificially. It grows fast, has few diseases, and has high yields. It is often raised together with grass carp and carp. Its meat is tender and nutritious, making it one of the best fish species to breed.