Why is the sweet-scented osmanthus fish called sweet-scented osmanthus? Does the sweet-scented osmanthus fish have teeth?

The scientific name of Osmanthus fish is Mandarin fish. It is called Osmanthus fish because of the beautiful spots on its skin. It is especially famous in the Sanshui section of Beijiang River. The fish meat is thick, sweet and fresh, boneless, suitable for all ages. It is one of the more popular edible fish and a carnivorous fish. The following is the breeding conditions of Osmanthus fish.

Contents of this article

1. Why is Osmanthus fish called Osmanthus?

2. Does the sweet osmanthus fish have teeth?

3. Osmanthus fish breeding conditions

Why is Osmanthus fish called Osmanthus?

Osmanthus fish is commonly known as osmanthus.

The scientific name of Osmanthus fish is Mandarin fish. It is called Osmanthus fish because of the beautiful spots on its skin. The Osmanthus fish produced in the Sanshui section of Beijiang River is the most famous. Osmanthus fish has been farmed in fish ponds in large quantities and has become a high-value agricultural and sideline product. The meat and taste of Osmanthus fish farmed in fish ponds are slightly inferior to those of wild Osmanthus fish in Beijiang River. Osmanthus fish has thick meat, sweet taste, no bones, and is suitable for all ages. It is one of the more popular edible fish. Sanhua Wuluo is a general name for eight famous freshwater fish in Heilongjiang Province.

Does the osmanthus fish have teeth?

Osmanthus fish has teeth. Osmanthus fish generally refers to mandarin fish (an animal of the class Actinopterygii).

The mandarin fish is a fish of the family Euperchiidae and the genus Siniperca. It has a tall body, flattened sides, a prominent bulge behind the eye, a medium-sized head, a pointed snout that is longer than the eye diameter, a large eye, slightly larger than the interocular distance, a large, terminal mouth, oblique cleft, with an accessory maxilla, the rear end of which extends to or beyond the rear edge of the eye, a prominent lower jaw, and both jaws, vomer and palatine bones have velvety teeth, and several teeth in the front of both jaws are enlarged or canine.

Mandarin fish is a completely freshwater fish that likes to live in rivers, lakes, reservoirs and other clean water bodies with lush aquatic plants. It usually lurks at the bottom of the water during the day and moves around to find food at night. It is a carnivorous fish with a ferocious nature and feeds on fish and other aquatic animals throughout its life. It is distributed in China, Russia, North Korea, South Korea, and Japan. In China, except for the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, it is distributed in all water systems across the country.

Osmanthus fish breeding conditions

Osmanthus fish breeding conditions:

The bottom of the breeding pond should be good, the silt should not be too deep, about 10 cm is appropriate. The water quality should be kept at a medium fertility. To ensure the dissolved oxygen content in the water body, it is equipped with drainage and oxygenation equipment. The bait fish prepared should be fresh and healthy.

Osmanthus fish, also known as Mandarin fish, is a completely freshwater fish that likes to live in rivers, lakes, reservoirs and other clean water bodies with lush aquatic plants. It usually lurks at the bottom of the water during the day and moves around to find food at night. It is a carnivorous fish with a ferocious nature and feeds on fish and other aquatic animals throughout its life. It is distributed in China, Russia, North Korea, South Korea, and Japan. In China, except for the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, it is distributed in all water systems across the country.