Silver carp is a common freshwater fish. Wild silver carp live in rivers, ponds and other fresh water, and artificial breeding of silver carp is also very common. The food of wild silver carp is mainly plankton in the water, which belongs to filter-feeding fish. When silver carp are in the fry stage, they eat mainly zooplankton. When they grow up, they change to mainly eat phytoplankton, and sometimes they eat the feces of other fish.
When raising silver carp artificially, they can also mainly eat various kinds of plankton. These plankton can be cultivated artificially. The effect of feeding silver carp is good, and the cost will not be particularly high. In addition, silver carp are also more interested in grains, in the process of breeding can also give them a proper amount of bean dregs, bran or rice bran and other grains. Another common one is artificial pellet feed, which is also of interest to cultured silver carp. Because there are more nutrients in the feed, the promotion of its growth is also more obvious.
The above has been introduced, silver carp is a filter feeding fish. Wild silver carp mainly eat plankton in the water, they do not eat earthworms. In the artificial breeding of silver carp, farmers generally do not give them to eat earthworms, the most common two kinds of food is plankton and artificial pellet feed. In addition, when fishing, although earthworms can be called omnipotent bait, considering that silver carp are not interested in earthworms, it is not recommended to use earthworms when dropping silver carp.
