Carp

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Carp?


Carp are freshwater fish

that live in lakes, rivers, 

streams, ponds and

canals.


They can be found in

Europe, North America,

South America, Asia,

Africa and Australia.


Carp are bottom-feeders.

They eat aquatic plants,

algae, insects, shrimp,

crabs, snail, smaller

fishes and fish eggs.


These fish are tough

with large scales and 

are greenish-brown or

silvery in colour. They

can grow huge over 3 

feet and weigh over 40

pounds. 


However, these fish can

survive through harsh

conditions such as

polluted waters and

waters that are very low

in oxygen than native

fish.


They strive through

temperatures above 80s

farenheit.


Carp are highly

reproductive fish.The

males reach maturity at

12 months and females 

at 24 months.


The females of over 13.5

pounds can produce over

1.5 million eggs, leaving

native fishes behind that

produce lesser eggs.