Where do carp go when it’s windy?

Carp love and regularly react to a wind, even if it's a cold one. They wont necessarily move into the windward corner but they will almost always move from their current position when a new wind arrives.

FAQ

• How much water can a oyster filter?

  50 gallons An adult oyster can filter as much as 50 gallons of water a day.

• Do you fry fish in oil or butter?

  Fry fish in a mixture of oil and butter, it creates more heat resistant frying fat. The oil should go in first. Wait until the butter stops spluttering and baste the fish during frying. Once you have fried a piece of fish in butter, you've virtually created your sauce in the pan.

• How do you know when squid is bad?

  When it's fresh and well cooked, they should be firm, slightly chewy and not slimy. If the squid tastes soft, slimy or gritty, they're a danger.

• What is a swarm of fish called?

  The term "shoal" can be used to describe any group of fish, including mixed-species groups, while "school" is used for more closely knit groups of the same species swimming in a highly synchronised and polarised manner.

• How do you calculate shrimp survival rate?

  What is biomass? Shrimp biomass is the number of shrimp alive (Survival Rate/SR) times the weight of the shrimp (Mean Body Weight/MBW).

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• Is it OK if salmon is a little undercooked?

  We never recommend the consumption of raw or undercooked fish — including salmon — because it may increase your risk of foodborne illness. ... The salmon's flesh should bulge in but then bounce back to its original, firm form.

• Are parasites killing shrimp?

  It destroys the shrimp's ability to reproduce by sucking its blood. ... "It is incredibly adept at finding a host and once it gets in, it essentially castrates the mud shrimp. The parasite doesn't immediately kill the host; it just turns it into a zombie.

• Why do oysters cause food poisoning?

  Vibrio bacteria naturally inhabit coastal waters where oysters live. Because oysters feed by filtering water, Vibrio and other harmful bacteria and viruses can concentrate in their tissues. When someone eats raw or undercooked oysters, germs that might be in the oyster can cause illness.

• Which salmon is the reddest?

  Sockeye salmon The spectrum varies with the species: Since Alaska's sockeye salmon are closer to the Bering Sea's teeming krill, they're the reddest of all. Salmon further south—Coho, king, and pink, for instance—eat relatively less krill and shrimp, giving them a lighter orange hue.

• How can you tell if fish is spoiled?

  Some common traits of bad fish are a slimy, milky flesh (a thick, slippery coating) and a fishy smell. This is hard because fish is smelly and slimy by nature, but these traits become much more pronounced when fish has gone bad. Fresh fillets should glisten like they came out of water.

• What types of fish are dangerous to eat?

  Sharks and swordfish are among the most common of these. Bigeye tuna, marlin, and king mackerel also contain high levels of mercury. It's also possible to develop mercury poisoning from eating too much seafood....Mercury poisoning from fish

  • albacore tuna.
  • anchovies.
  • catfish.
  • grouper.
  • pollock.
  • salmon.
  • shrimp.
  • snapper.

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• Which is better albacore or skipjack tuna?

  Skipjack (aka light), albacore (aka white), and yellowfin are the most common types of canned tuna. ... Skipjack stocks are generally doing better than albacore in terms of abundance, but albacore populations in some parts of the world are better managed and healthier than others.

• Why is my fish tank really cloudy?

  After starting a new aquarium, it is not uncommon for the aquarium to become cloudy. This is due to beneficial, nitrogen converting bacteria colonizing to oxidize ammonia and nitrites. ... These bacteria break down fish waste, decaying plant debris, and unconsumed food into ammonia.

• What do fish do when they are dying?

  Most fish are slightly denser than water, so sink immediately after death. However, like a drowned human, they become more buoyant over time as bacterial decomposition produces gases inside the body. Usually, enough gas builds up in body cavities to make the corpse float, like an inflated balloon.

• Can bettas eat frozen brine shrimp?

  A: Brine shrimp is an excellent food for your betta fish as part of a balanced diet. Frozen brine shrimp, like those made by San Francisco Bay Brand or Hikari are most often sold as flat packs or in individual portioned cubes like the one you are describing.

• Does Popeyes have any specials today?

  $2.99 Popcorn Shrimp. $8.99 2 Can Dine: 6 Tenders, 2 regular sides and 2 biscuits. $8.99 2 Can Dine: 5 pcs Chicken, 2 regular sides and 2 biscuits. $19.99 Family Deal: 10 pcs Chicken, 2 large sides and 5 biscuits.

• Do you have to scale all fish?

  Scaling whole fish is a necessary chore as the scales are unpleasant to eat. Your fishmonger will be happy to gut and scale fish for you but it is also an easy and satisfying technique to master at home. Removing scales can be a messy business so put the fish into a plastic bag to catch the scales.

• What is the rarest fish in pocket camp?

  The rarest fish in the game are two ocean creatures: king olive flounder and king red snapper.

• How do you soak dried cuttlefish?

  To process dried cuttlefish: Soak cuttlefish with cold water preferably overnight until it has been reconstituted. Change the water(this water can be used as soup stock) and soak the cuttlefish with cold water which has 1 tbsp of potassium carbonate & sodium bi-carbonate solution(kan sui) added.

• Which side do you sear fish first?

  Whenever you sear meat or fish, always begin with the “presentation side,” the side that will face up when plated. Although it doesn't make a huge flavor difference, the side that gets browned first usually ends up looking the best. As protein cooks, it stiffens, shrinks, and even changes its shape a bit.