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Is silver carp a surface feeder?

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Fish culture is the rational cultivation of fish in a confined water area where the practices of both agriculture and animal husbandry are applicable....Carps.

Silver carpPhytoplankton feederSurface feeder
Common carpDetritivorous/OmnivorousBottom feeder
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