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The Black Carp Seed is a species of cyprinid fish, and is the sole species of the genus Mylopharyngodon. It is also known by some other names such as black Chinese roach, snail carp, Chinese roach, black amur and Chinese black carp. It is native to lakes and rivers in East Asia, ranging from the Amur Basin, through China to Vietnam. The fish is widely cultivated for food and also for Chinese medicine.
The Black Carp fish is not as widely distributed as many other carp fish species. It is the most highly esteemed and expensive foodfish in China. Because of it’s diet and limited food supply, it is the most scarce and expensive in the marketplace. Black Carp fish has also introduced into the United States. And it is used in the control of snails in the United States in aquaculture.
Today it is considered to be a serious threat to mollusks native to the United States, many of which are critically endangered. And the Black Carp fish was listed as an ‘injurious species’ in 2004, under the Lacey Act. Read some more information about this fish below.
Black Carp Fish Characteristics:
The Black Carp fish closely resembles the Grass carp fish in appearance. They are similar in overall body shape, size and placement of fins, and both have very large scales. In case of coloration, the Black carps are slightly darker than Grass carps.The Black Carp can reach up to 1.8 meters body length, with an average length between 60 and 120 cm. They can reach up to 35 kg live body weight, with recorded highest body weight of 70 kg
Diet:
The Black Carp fish are generally feed on snails and mussels. The larvae feed on zooplankton, then on ostracods and aquatic insects.
Uses:
The Black Carp fish are mainly cultivated for food. And also used for Chinese medicine
Located in the heart of Sitamarhi, Bihar, Bihar Fish Seed Center has been a steadfast champion of the state\'s aquaculture industry since its inception in 2014. Led by the dedicated efforts of owner Mohammad Raquib, the company has carved a niche for itself as a leading manufacturer and trader of a diverse range of fish seeds, fueling the growth and success of countless fish farmers across the region.
A Sea of Possibilities:
Bihar Fish Seed Center boasts an impressive repertoire of over 15 distinct fish seed varieties, catering to the diverse needs and preferences of its clientele. From the prized Amur Carp and Koi to the commercially vital Mangur and Pangasius, they offer a veritable smorgasbord of options for both seasoned and aspiring fish farmers.
Bihar Fish Seed Center is unwavering in its commitment to quality. They meticulously maintain a controlled breeding environment, ensuring the health and vigor of their fish seeds. This dedication translates into higher survival rates and faster growth for the farmers, ultimately leading to increased profitability and a thriving fish farming ecosystem.
A Partner in Progress:
The company goes beyond simply providing fish seeds. They understand the intricacies of fish farming and are committed to supporting their customers every step of the way. They offer valuable guidance on pond management, feeding practices, and disease prevention, empowering farmers to navigate the challenges of aquaculture with confidence.
Swimming Towards a Sustainable Future:
Bihar Fish Seed Center recognizes the importance of environmental stewardship. They prioritize sustainable practices throughout their operations, minimizing waste and utilizing resources responsibly. This commitment to ecological balance ensures the long-term viability of the fish farming industry, safeguarding the livelihoods of generations to come.
The Future is Fin-tastic:
With its unwavering focus on quality, diversity, and sustainability, Bihar Fish Seed Center is poised to continue playing a pivotal role in Bihar\'s aquaculture journey. Their dedication to empowering fish farmers and nurturing a thriving industry promises a future brimming with possibilities, where the waters of Bihar teem with life and prosperity.