Do small carp attack other fish?

Rhodeus carpenteri is a docile fish that does not normally attack other fish. Rhodeus sinensis is the common name for the fish under Rhodeus subfamily. It is favored by everyone because of its beautiful body shape and bright colors, and is often kept as an ornamental fish in aquariums or aquariums. In fact, Rhodeus sinensis is a kind of very docile fish, which will not attack other fishes under normal circumstances, and it can be kept together with peacockfish, traffic light fish, and other small ornamental fishes.

Feeding habits

Rhodeus carpenteri is an omnivorous fish, eating both meat and vegetables, of which the key to animal food are plankton (including rotifers, branchiopods, copepods, etc.), aquatic worms and larvae, etc., and the key to plant food are algae and aquatic flowers, leaves and leaves, and scum, etc., and it also loves to eat underwater humus, and it is possible to feed it to human beings by feeding it with red nematode worms, breadworms, bran, grain bran, and concentrated feed.

Types

Rhodeus (Rhodeus): Rhodeus (Rhodeus) is a genus in the subfamily Rhodeus (Rhodeus) of the family Cyprinidae, which contains more than 20 species such as Rhodeus sinensis (Chinese small carp), Rhodeus albus (Rhodeus), Rhodeus harada (Rhodeus), Rhodeus spinosus (Rhodeus), Rhodeus silkyphalus (Silk Rhodeus), and so on. Rhodeus: Rhodeus is a genus of the family Rhodeus (Carp), which includes more than 40 species of Rhodeus big-finned (Rhodeus big-finned), Rhodeus xingkaiensis, Rhodeus changtingensis, Rhodeus guangxiensis, Rhodeus emeiensis, etc. The genus Rhodeus tinctorius is a genus of the family Rhodeidae. Rhodeus tonkinensis: Rhodeus tonkinensis is a genus of the subfamily Rhodeus (Rhodeus) of the family Carpidae, which contains five species groups including Rhodeus germanus, Rhodeus speleothemus, and Rhodeus luteus***.

What kind of snail is the yellow mudsnail?

Yellow mudsnail is a common edible snail, alias mudsnail, alias spit iron, wheat snail, plum snail, etc., in the biological classification belongs to the biological world, invertebrate phylum, gastropods, cephalotaxa, adipose snail family, mudsnail genus of invertebrate, China's coastal cities are all over the world, with a very strong food value and economic value.

Morphological features

The yellow mudsnail shell is elliptical, the shell is thin and brittle, the shell can't cover all the body, the two sides of the gastropods are exposed on the outside of the shell and folded over to cover part of the shell, the head disk is large, fat, no tentacles, the outer coat membrane is not developed, the lateral feet are developed, the shell is white, the surface seems to be engraved with a spiral annulus, the inside is smooth, with a brownish brown epidermis, there is no spirochetal tower.

Scope

Yellow mudsnail is the Pacific coast of seawater and salt water specialty snails, widely distributed in Japan, the Korean Peninsula, China and other places, China's Yellow Sea, Bohai Sea, East China Sea, South China Sea coastal cities are all over the, especially in the East China Sea and the Yellow Sea along the coast of the production of the most places.

Habitat

Environment: the yellow mud snail likes to live in the intertidal zone within the Gulf of sand or sandy mud bottom, the benthic diatom-rich beaches, the salinity, temperature adaptability, cold and hot are excellent growth. Carnivorous: The yellow mudsnail is a carnivorous animal that can devour sediment and scrape algae, and feeds on benthic diatoms, small crustaceans, organic detritus and the eggs and larvae of arthropods. Breeding: The yellow mud snail is a monoecious, self-fertilizing animal, with a breeding period of June to September, when the parent snails give birth to eggs one day after mating, and the fertilized eggs are encapsulated by gelatinous vesicles and aggregated into a grape-like egg mass.