Silver carp includes silver carp and silver carp. Their feeding habits are similar.

It is a large freshwater fish that mainly feeds on aquatic plankton. Silver carp has a fast growth rate and a relatively high economic value. It is valued by the freshwater aquaculture industry and is one of the important species in polyculture fish ponds.

Silver carp lives in the upper layer of the water and eats mainly phytoplankton and a small amount of zooplankton. Rotifers are live feeds grown in ponds by fish fry, and they also like to eat soy milk and other artificial concentrates similar in size to rotifers. As the fry continue to grow, after reaching the summer flowering stage, the gill rakers have basically grown, and they gradually turn to filter-feeding phytoplankton. Fertilizing the pond and improving the water quality can make silver carp grow well, and they like to eat various powders at each growth stage. Artificial concentrate feed.

The natural feed of silver carp is mainly phytoplankton. It can be fertilized through the pond to improve the water quality, so that it can grow well; silver carp also likes to eat various kinds of concentrated feed. Appropriately increasing part of the bran and bran concentrate feed in autumn and early spring is beneficial to gonad development.