Carp talk about small

Carp is a relatively large freshwater fish, which grows rapidly. In terms of weight, the weight of common carp is between 2- 14 kg; In terms of length, its length varies from 40 to 80 centimeters. There are bigger carp, the length can reach 1 meter or 2 meters, and the weight can reach several hundred kilograms. Carps living in different environments have different bodies. Cultured carp will be sold before they grow too big, while wild carp may keep growing.

First, how big can carp grow? Carp is one of the common freshwater fish, and it is a relatively large and fast-growing freshwater fish. In terms of weight, the weight of common carp is between 2- 14 kg; In terms of length, carp are mostly 40-80 cm. There will also be very large carp, with a body length of 1 meter or even 2 meters and a weight of several hundred kilograms. Of course, this kind of carp is still relatively small, and ordinary carp is not that big.

Specifically, carp living in different environments will grow differently. For example, how big the farmed carp can grow is different from the wild carp. Culturing carp is generally used for sale because carp is a common food. This kind of carp is generally small in size and may be sold before it is fully grown. Their weight generally does not exceed 65,438+00 kilograms. However, carp living in the wild can continue to grow and grow bigger and bigger without human factors. The carp weighing several hundred kilograms mentioned above belongs to wild carp.

Second, how long can carp fry grow in a year? As mentioned above, the growth rate of carp is relatively fast, especially in the juvenile stage. Generally speaking, carp fry can grow 10-20 cm after one year. How big they can grow depends on the suitability of the surrounding environment. If there is enough food for fry and all the factors of the surrounding water environment are suitable, then fry will grow fast; On the contrary, if all kinds of conditions are not suitable for their growth, fry will grow slowly. Generally speaking, cultured carp fry grow faster than wild fry.