1. when does the snakehead stop eating

? The snakehead is a common fish in our country. They are carnivorous fish with a large appetite and are very ferocious. However, their appetite is also affected by many factors, among which water temperature is a very important factor. When the water temperature is stable at about 20 degrees, the snakehead's appetite is very strong, and they eat more at this time. But if the water temperature drops to about 10 degrees, they begin to eat less. If the water temperature is as low as 6 degrees and remains very low, the snakehead will hardly eat.

Therefore, it is not certain when the snakehead will stop eating, but it depends on when the water temperature drops to a range that is not suitable for the growth of snakehead. The appetite of wild snakehead fish changes with the temperature of the water in the natural environment, so they usually stop eating in late autumn or early winter, when the temperature drops. The farmed snakehead, on the other hand, is very different from the wild snakehead. It may always be suitable when it is around, so it will not stop eating even in winter. As mentioned

above, the appetite of snakehead will be affected by the water temperature. Low water temperature will cause them to stop eating, and the appropriate water temperature will also make them more ferocious. Generally speaking, the water temperature around May is more suitable, snakehead opening at this time is more ferocious, appetite is very strong, so many anglers will choose fishing around May. In summer, snakehead fish are also fierce, but the water temperature is too high for them, so they usually open their mouths before 10 o'clock in the morning and after 4 o'clock in the afternoon.