The most typical drifting stages of crucian carp are drifting and dunkou. Are the drifting phases of big crucian carp and small crucian carp the same?

Big crucian carp and small crucian carp float differently. The big crucian carp is very cautious when eating bait, and the floating action is small and steady, while the small crucian carp is on the contrary, and the floating action is big and light. The most typical floating stages are sending and stopping. Sending means that the float suddenly sends half an eye or 1~2 eyes after it is in place, and stopping means that the float suddenly drops half an eye or 1~2 eyes after it is in place. Individuals eat different bait, and the fluctuation range will be different.