Siniperca chuatsi, also known as Siniperca chuatsi, is usually seen by Siniperca chuatsi in China, and is distributed all over the country, especially in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. Siniperca chuatsi is timid by nature and seldom aggressive. It is very good at lurking or pretending to be dead. Big mandarin fish can reach twenty or thirty pounds. There are few mandarin fish in wild waters, and most of them are cultured mandarin fish. Mandarin fish generally live in rock pits and depressions in lakes, reservoirs or rivers.

Mandarin fish is mandarin fish, because mandarin fish is not easy to write and easy to pronounce wrongly, so people write mandarin fish as mandarin fish, which is a common name and a scientific name.

Try to choose live bait, small fish, shrimp or loach when fishing mandarin fish. Don't break the internal organs of the live bait to ensure the freshness of the live bait. Live shrimp is the best bait.

Habits of mandarin fish:

Siniperca chuatsi is a complete freshwater fish, which likes to inhabit clean water bodies with lush aquatic plants such as rivers, lakes and reservoirs. It usually lurks under the water during the day and moves around for food at night.

I don't like long-distance wandering and migration, and I don't like living in groups. Suitable water temperature for living 15 ~ 32℃. However, some scholars have shown that the specific growth rate of Siniperca chuatsi increases with the increase of temperature in the range of 10 ~ 25℃, but there is no obvious change between 25 ~ 35℃. When the water temperature reaches 35℃, the growth of Siniperca chuatsi does not slow down obviously, which is the result of the study on the relationship between general fish and water temperature.

That is to say, in a certain temperature range, the feeding rate and growth rate of fish increase with the increase of water temperature. When the water temperature exceeds the optimum water temperature, the feeding rate and growth rate of fish will decrease inconsistently, indicating that the optimum growth temperature of mandarin fish may be wider.

Siniperca chuatsi is a carnivorous fish, which feeds on fish and other aquatic animals all its life. In the larval and juvenile stages, it will immediately eat other fry. 200 mm mainly preys on small fish and shrimp, such as pomfret and bonito, and also preys on tadpoles and frogs. Above 250 mm, mainly eat carp, crucian carp and other fish. Stop foraging in winter and hunt at night as much as in spring, summer and autumn.