Carp is a benthic omnivorous fish, eating both meat and vegetables. It is used to using its mouth to arch water, especially wheat and corn, and likes fertile bottom. Most of them live in water grass, rotten plant stems and leaves, places where poultry and livestock often go into the water, uneven bottom and roots of trees. Avoid strong light and like darkness. I like stragglers, not groups.

Carp is active and likes weak light. In winter, early spring, late autumn and other low water temperature seasons, it tends to eat animal bait obviously, while in summer high temperature season, it likes to eat grain-flavored vegetarian food. Carp has no stomach sac and short intestine. This special physiological structure determines that carp has rapid digestion, strong metabolic ability and obvious habit of eating less and eating more.

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Basic habits of carp

1, carp is a benthic species, unlike grass carp and silver carp, which live in the bottom or middle layer. Even in shallow waters, carp are still at the bottom of the water.

2. I like fertile underwater. Water grass under the water, piles of rotten plants and leaves, and places where poultry and livestock often go into the water are all favorite living environments for carp.

3, avoid strong light, like dark. The water covered by trees in the water, under the holes of tree roots, and among the rocks are the best habitats for carp.

4, arch mud for food. Carps often swim and arch mud while looking for food from the mud. At this time, muddy water slurry will be turned out in the water and bubbles will be turned over to the water surface.