Climbing perch.

1. The climbing perch

belongs to the ? Perciformes? Anabantoidei? Anabas is a small Asian freshwater fish in the genus Anabas of the family Anabantidae. Native to southern China, Malaysia, India and other countries. Distributed in Asia, produced in southeastern China to India, for the Asian endemic genus (endemic genus). There are only two species of Anabas in the world, and only one species of Anabas testudineus (Bloch, 1792), which is distributed in Hong Kong, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, Taiwan, Macao, Hainan Island, and Yunnan Province in the lower reaches of various large and small rivers and neighboring wetlands and rice paddies, and it is a native fish of China. Famous for its tenacity and ability to crawl on land, it was first introduced to China in 1870. It was first introduced in 1870 to the aquarium near London Zoo and is a popular and famous ornamental fish overseas.

2. Tilapia, commonly known as:? African Carp,? Tilapia, commonly known as: "African Carp", "African Carp", "Vietnamese Carp", "Southern Ocean Carp", etc.. Originally refers to Mozambique as the mode of origin of the mouth hatching non-carp fish species: Mozambique mouth hatching non-carp (scientific name: Oreochromis mossambicus), now for the cichlid family non-carp and mouth hatching non-carp and other genera of several species of fish **** the same common name; collectively referred to as the English Tilapia. Now it is the world's aquaculture industry's focus on scientific research and cultivation of freshwater aquaculture fish, and known as one of the main sources of future animal protein. It is one of the main sources of animal protein in the future. It usually lives in freshwater, but can also live in brackish water with different salt content, and can also survive in shallow water of lakes, rivers and ponds. It is very adaptable and can reproduce in small waters, even in rice paddies, and is highly adaptable to water with little dissolved oxygen. The vast majority of tilapia are omnivorous, often eating plants and debris in the water.