The largest carp in the world.
People always hope that the bigger the trophy, the better. But a fisherman in Thailand was worried about catching the Siamese giant carp, because it was too heavy, even far beyond the scope of his weighing scale.
According to the Daily Mail, which carp is this? Big Mac? It was Kike, a Thai fisherman, who had a great effort to catch it from the river. The fish kept flapping its big tail after coming out of the water, and Kike and his companions successfully controlled it. Under one scale, it is found that the scale of 100 kg points to the maximum scale. Kike estimated that this giant carp weighed about 256 pounds (1 16 kg).
It is reported that the weight record of the world's heaviest carp, including goldfish, is 88 pounds (40 kilograms), and this fish must have far exceeded this record. Gene, Kike's boss? Fran? ois Helias said? The big fish he caught was pursued by other anglers all his life, even willing to exchange souls. This is also the largest carp ever caught with a fishing rod. ?
Giant catfish, also known as Catlo Carpio Siamensis, is the largest individual among the existing cyprinid fishes, with a body length of 200 cm and a maximum weight of 120 kg. This rare giant fish only exists in the Mekong River in Thailand. Because it is a famous edible fish in its origin, its wild resources are greatly threatened and its population is seriously reduced. Now it has gradually spread to the ornamental fish market, but the imported larvae are all below 20 cm. At this time, the Siamese giant carp was light gray, lacking luster, with a huge head and elegant fins; Specifically, it is a hybrid variety of crucian carp+chubby head fish+dragon and phoenix fish.
Giant Siamese fish
Maximum size: 1 18 inch (about 300 cm), 66 1.5 lb (about 300 kg).
Habitat: Mekong River Basin in Southeast Asia.
Endangered level of the Red List of World Nature Conservation: not included.
Population: unknown, only 10 people were captured in 2000.
Main natural enemies: overfishing and shrinking of wild habitats.
Giant Siamese fish is the largest species in CYPRINIDAE. This rare giant fish is said to exist only in rivers in Thailand. The habitat area is the Mekong River Basin in Southeast Asia, growing in the Mekong River Basin in Southeast Asia, overfishing and shrinking wild habitats. It is often found in large ponds near big rivers, but it will enter channels, flood plains and swamps seasonally. Small giant Siamese fish are common in streams and swamps, but they also live in rivers and ponds. In 2000 alone, 10 was caught. As the national fish of Cambodia, the giant Siamese carp can weigh up to 300 kilograms, and it is the largest carp in the world, ranking fifth among all fish. [1] Red Siamese carp are even rarer. In the 20th century, there were less than 100 wild Siamese carp in the world.
Huge Siamese carp can often be found in large ponds along the Hamilton River.
However, it will enter the floodplain and swamp of the channel seasonally. Small giant Siamese fish are common in streams and swamps, but they also live in rivers and ponds. This rare fish breeds and eats at different times of the year. This slow-swimming fish feeds on corals, algae and mangroves, and rarely on living things. At the bottom of Mekong River, the small giant Siamese carp is the main fish in 10. This rare fish breeds and eats at different times of the year. This slow-swimming fish feeds on corals, algae and mangroves, and rarely feeds on living things (if possible). At the bottom of Mekong River, the small giant Siamese carp is the main fish in 10.
2. Morphological characteristics
Giant Siamese carp atlas (6) fish head looks huge, no fish whiskers. The giant Siamese fish is the largest CYPRINIDAE among freshwater fish. A few individuals are below 1.5 meters, weighing 45 kilograms. The big one can be as long as 3 meters and weigh 300 kilograms. Only Indian bream can compare with it, but the large Indian bream is only recorded a hundred years ago, and the largest ones are 1 18 inches (about 300 cm) and 66 1.5 pounds (about 300 kg).
Step 3 distribute
Siamese giant carp Siamese carp is the largest individual species in the existing CYPRINIDAE fish. This rare giant fish is said to exist only in rivers in Thailand. The habitat area is the Mekong River Basin in Southeast Asia, growing in the Mekong River Basin in Southeast Asia, overfishing and shrinking wild habitats. It is often found in large ponds near big rivers, but it will enter channels, flood plains and swamps seasonally. Small giant Siamese fish are common in streams and swamps, but they also live in rivers and ponds. In 2000 alone, 10 was caught. As the national fish of Cambodia, the giant Siamese carp can weigh up to 300 kilograms, and it is the largest carp in the world, ranking fifth among all fish. [1] Red Siamese carp is even rarer, and there are less than 100 wild red Siamese carp in the world in the 20th century.
Giant Siamese fish are usually found in large ponds beside the Hamilton River, but they will enter flooded areas and swamps in the season. Small giant Siamese fish are common in streams and swamps, but they also live in canals and ponds. This rare fish breeds and eats at different times of the year. This slow-swimming fish feeds on corals, algae and mangroves, and rarely on living things. At the bottom of Mekong River, the small giant Siamese carp is the main fish in 10. This rare fish breeds and eats at different times of the year. This slow-swimming fish feeds on corals, algae and mangroves, and rarely feeds on living things (if possible). At the bottom of Mekong River, the small giant Siamese carp is the main fish in 10.
4. Variety introduction
Indian carp is one of the largest freshwater fishes in the world. It was once considered as the largest and heaviest fish in Cypriniformes.
5. Feeding methods
The culture of Siamese giant carp is very simple, the water quality is neutral and the temperature is 25? C~28？ C, the filtration system must be strong, and strive to create a faster flowing water. As for the bait, Siamese giant carp is a filter-feeding fish, and its larvae can receive the feed of red worms and artificial ornamental fish. It doesn't matter when you grow up, because the filtration of Siamese giant carp is not as specialized as silver carp and bighead carp, so you can still use things like vegetable leaves instead. It is very convenient for Siamese giant carp to be mixed. Because its eating habits make it a harmless animal, you can choose any species that won't harm it.