If you are an angler living in the southern part of our country, you will be familiar with the pangolin species and will often use it as a target fish.

Pangolins are classified as an omnivorous species, feeding gradually on zooplankton such as rotifers, copepods, and small to medium-sized branchiostomes four days after hatching. Ten days after hatching, the pangolin gradually feeds on phytoplankton in addition to zooplankton. Thus, pangolins like to lick and scrape the algal plants that grow and develop on the surface of the soil or on the surface of the rock layer under the water. In addition to this, a little zooplankton and organic chemical detritus is also ingested. The pangolin is a warm-water fish species that congregates in deeper water and is not very thematic when the water temperature is less than 14 degrees Celsius. Pangolin's cold tolerance is poor, in the Pearl River Delta ponds over the winter, usually to be put into the wind and rain sunrise of the deep reservoirs, and sometimes have to upgrade the cold protection measures.

Pangolins take green plants as the primary pellet feed, still with the cuticle edge of the lower jaw in the bottom of the water such as rocks on the upper side of the scrape bearing algae plants, but also contains diatomaceous earth, algae and its higher plant scum and underwater humus. Also love to eat manure, goat dung and some products concentrate feed, such as peanut bran, rice bran and so on. Based on this carnivorous nature of the pangolin, today I recommend a fishing lure for pangolins.

Like to live in the water temperature of the stronger region, less than 7 ℃ is gradually die. The key is found throughout the Pearl River water bodies, Hainan Island, Taiwan, Min River, Lancang River and Yuan River. Pangolins take green plants as the primary pellet feed, still with the cuticle edge of the lower jaw on the bottom of the water such as rocks to scrape off the living algae plants, also contains diatomaceous mud, algae and its higher plant scum and underwater humus. Also love to eat manure, goat dung and some products concentrate feed, such as peanut bran, rice bran and so on. Pangolins 3 age estrus; rivers in the maturity of the parent fish, in floods in bulk to a certain section of the river, estrus, pursuit, egg laying, and the "coo coo coo" courtship sound, the production of semi-floating and semi-submerged eggs; drifting downstream.

The pangolin spawning period is from mid-to-late April to early-mid July, with early May to mid-to-late June as the peak period. Pangolins are the bottom-most species and have a lower need for dissolved oxygen and can blend into richer water. When the temperature of the water is between 20 and 28℃, the dissolved oxygen is less than 1mg/liter, pangolins can still feed normally; dissolved oxygen as low as 0.24mg/liter does not appear to be chambered. Thus, the pangolin can be high density free-ranging, generally per 667 square meters (one mu = 667 square meters) can be free-ranging 1000 tails up and down.