1. Difference in living habits: Grass carp prefers to inhabit clear freshwater environments, such as rivers, lakes and reservoirs. Grass carp are usually active in the middle and lower layers of the water body, mainly feeding on water plants, algae and mollusks. Grass carp, on the other hand, prefers to inhabit slow-flowing sections of rivers, lakes and marshes or large bodies of water, feeding on water plants and algae, but also sometimes consuming small fish, shrimps and insects.

2, practice difference: grass carp common practices include braising, steaming, frying, etc., you can choose the right practice according to personal taste. Grass carp, on the other hand, can be cut into pieces and fried until golden and crispy, or it can be shredded and made into hot and sour soup or spicy hot pot.

3, breeding difficulty difference: grass carp artificial culture is relatively difficult. Grass carp has more stringent requirements for water quality, temperature and food, and requires farmers to have certain farming techniques and experience. The grass carp, on the other hand, has a relatively low level of difficulty and is more common in artificial culture.

Grass carp: Grass carp, also known as grass carp and grass cyprinid, belongs to the carp family and is a large fish that lives in freshwater. The body is slender with large scales and dark gray or light green body color. Grass carp, also known as white carp, grass carp, and thick fish, belongs to the carp family and is also a freshwater fish. The body color is lighter, usually light yellow or teal green.