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What does duckbill fish eat?
Duck-billed fish is a kind of bony fish, its body surface is bare, moist and scaleless, and its kiss is spoon-shaped and duck-billed, so it is also called duck-billed sturgeon. Duckbill fish has strong adaptability, rapid growth, docile temperament and short food chain, and is the only fish that feeds on zooplankton among all sturgeons. Its bait source is wide, easy to raise and catch, and it is suitable for breeding in reservoirs, lakes and ponds.

Duck-billed fish can be eaten. It tastes good. The longer the meat is cooked, the more brittle it becomes. Sturgeon has a lot of cartilage in its body, so the bones should be transparent and edible, just like brittle bones.

Duckbill fish has strong adaptability, rapid growth, docile temperament and short food chain. It is the only sturgeon that feeds on zooplankton. Its bait source is wide, easy to raise and catch, and it is suitable for breeding in reservoirs, lakes and ponds.