What kind of fish is Triangularis and where does it live?

Megalobrama tricornutum belongs to the genus Megalobrama of the family Cyprinidae, order Cypriniformes. Their bodies are tall and flat, more triangular from the side, with short heads and snouts, small mouths, and a layer of scales on the surface of their bodies. They are small in size, ranging from 13 to 36 centimeters in length. Trigonocephalus angularis lives in fresh water, which requires high water quality and dissolved oxygen in water. It moves in the middle and lower layers of the water. Triangularis is an omnivorous fish, which can eat all kinds of aquatic plants and small fish and shrimps.

1. What kind of fish

is Triangulum bream? Triangulum bream is one of the fish living in our country, and it is a unique fish in our country. In terms of classification, Megalobrama triangulare belongs to Cypriniformes Cyprinidae Megalobrama. Trigonocephalus trigonocephalus is tall and flat. Their name has a lot to do with their shape, which looks like a triangle from the side, so they get their name. Their heads are shorter, their snouts are shorter, and their mouths are smaller. Their body surface is covered with a layer of scales, the scales on the abdomen are smaller, and the scales on the side of the body are larger. The body size of the triangular bream is relatively small, and the length of the adult triangular bream is only between 13 and 36 centimeters.

Because they live in fresh water, they belong to freshwater fish in terms of their living environment. They have relatively high requirements for water quality and dissolved oxygen in water, so they are widely distributed in clean water with high oxygen content. They often live on the bottom or in the middle of the water. In terms of feeding habits, Trigonocephalus angularis is an omnivorous fish. They can eat plants, all kinds of aquatic plants can become their food; they can also eat animals, small fish, shrimp and all kinds of mollusks can eat. It is also a kind of fish that can be cultured artificially, and the technology of breeding them is relatively advanced.

2. Where

does the triangular bream live? It has been introduced above. The triangular bream belongs to freshwater fish and lives in freshwater. However, triangular bream is not distributed in all freshwater, because they require many factors of the water environment. For example, Trigonocephalus angularis has a high demand for water quality, and basically does not live in polluted water, but is more distributed in clean water. For example, they also have higher requirements for dissolved oxygen in water, so they live in water with high dissolved oxygen. Triangularis is often distributed at the bottom or middle of the water area, especially at the bottom of the water where there are many stones and caves.