Wild chubs live in freshwater such as rivers and ponds and take plankton in the water as their food. The fry stage mainly eats zooplankton, and when they grow up a bit they mainly eat phytoplankton. In addition, they can also eat the feces of other fish. When chubs are bred in captivity, they can be given artificially cultivated zooplankton, and they can also be fed grains, such as soybean dregs, bran, and rice bran. Pellet feed can also be fed, which contains more nutrients and can promote its rapid growth. First, what does the silver carp eat

The silver carp is a common freshwater fish. Wild chub lives in rivers, ponds and other freshwater, in addition to artificial farming chub is also very common. The food eaten by the wild chub is mainly plankton in the water, and they belong to filter-feeding fish. When chubs are in the fry stage, they eat mainly zooplankton. When they grow up, they eat mainly phytoplankton, and sometimes they also eat the feces of other fish.

Artificial culture of silver carp, you can also give them mainly eat a variety of plankton, these plankton can be cultivated artificially, used to feed the silver carp effect is good, and the cost is not particularly high. In addition, the silver carp is also more interested in grains, and you can also give them some bean dregs, bran or rice bran and other grains in moderation during the breeding process. Another more common is the artificial pellet feed, and the artificially cultured chub is also more interested in this kind of feed. Because the feed contains more nutrients of all kinds, the promotion of its growth is also more obvious.

Second, the silver carp eat earthworms

Above has been introduced, the silver carp belongs to the filter-feeding fish. The wild chub mainly eats plankton in the water, they do not eat earthworms. In the artificial cultivation of silver carp, the farmers usually do not give them earthworms, the two most common types of food are plankton and artificial pellet feed. In addition, when fishing, although earthworms can be called universal bait, but considering that the chub is not interested in earthworms, it is not recommended to use earthworms when dropping chub.