The difference between fish pond and fish pond

According to the query of the love of procurement information, the difference between fish ponds and fish ponds is as follows:

A. Definition and concept of fish ponds and fish ponds: fish ponds refers to a fenced pond used for fish farming, also known as ponds or walled ponds. Fish ponds are characterized by low cost, a large number of fish, and easy to manage. Fish ponds require gentle topography and are usually located in low-lying wetlands on hillsides and plains, or in small streams and lakes near rivers. Fish ponds need to be surrounded by fences to prevent fish from escaping or foreign organisms from invading, so it is usually necessary to build fences before releasing water. Fish ponds are usually selected for culture in rivers, lakes and marshes with shallow silt, low water flow and stable water quality.

The fish pond is a small and deep pool, mainly used for family ornamental breeding or leisure fishing and other fields. Usually choose concrete, plastic and other materials for production. Fish ponds are usually dug out manually, the shape and size can be adjusted according to the needs of the convenience of fish management and observation at any time.

Second, the size of the fish pond and fish pond: fish ponds are generally larger in scale, the need for fences to enclose a larger area of water for fish growth and activities. At the same time, the breeding cycle of the fish pond is also longer, need to regularly replace the water quality, feed and clean up the substrate. Fish ponds, on the other hand, are generally smaller in scale and usually only require a smaller number of fish to be cultured, which can be hooked and managed according to seasonal changes.

Three, the water quality of fish ponds and fish ponds: the water quality of fish ponds and fish ponds has a crucial role in the growth of fish. Fish ponds often need to measure the PH value of the water, dissolved oxygen content, temperature and other indicators to ensure that the water quality to meet the standards suitable for fish survival. The water quality of fish ponds is generally more susceptible to climate, water hardness and other inherent conditions, in contrast to fish ponds, which are more stable.

Four, fish ponds and fish ponds fish species: due to the larger scale of the fish ponds, so the fish in the ponds are more varied. Cultured fish can be divided into edible and ornamental species, such as grass carp, mackerel, carp and so on. And the fish in the fish pond are mainly of ornamental nature, such as goldfish, koi, rainbow fish and so on.

Fifth, the management difficulty: fish ponds breeding difficulty and management requirements are relatively high, the farms need to regularly conduct water quality testing, clean up the substrate, replace the water source. In contrast, the management of fish ponds is relatively simple, only need to put the right amount of feed, regular water changes can be.