Habitat and behavior
Amur or Indian carp came from the Amur River in northern Asia, from where it was brought to Europe. Because of its diet, amur is also used to clean standing water. Amur is a common dwelling place in us, but it can be found in rivers. Amur is a clown, and in summer it can be found in places with overgrown herbs, winter retreats into the deepest parts of the water.
Propagation
Amur is propagated when the water temperature rises above 20 ° C. The female is responsible for 30,000 to 800,000 eggs at high speeds. The younger grows rapidly and feeds on plankton, insects and water plants, and later on it is completely fed with herbal nutrition.
Source: wikipedia.org
