Bottomless abandoned old wells can also have fish roosts?
Some friends may find this sound very surprising, but friends who have lived in the countryside know that this is normal - in the past, in order to purify the water quality, prevent some people from poisoning, and "town feng shui" and other reasons, they would raise some common crucian carp, carp and even turtle turtles and turtles in the well.
However, the following fishing enthusiast in Liuzhou, Guangxi, fishing in an abandoned ancient well in the local area, caught many rare and strange fish with magnificent shapes...
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > caught many strange fish in the old well</h1>
“..... They are all caught with earthworms, except for a few larger crucian carps, the rest are these half-sized and not small strange fish...."
This angler himself also felt very surprised, originally he thought that there might be some crucian carp, carp and other "town well fish" in the well, but tied to the earthworm as bait, half a day of hard work down, but did not expect to catch a lot of strange "strange fish".....
——The old well that looks closed did not expect that there were really fish, and there were many, but the appearance was strange and seemed to be quite rare.
Most of these fish are not too big, but the shape is very "strange": there are mottled loach, there are "color crucian carp" with a full body of flowers and greenery like crucian carp, and the most common is a small catfish with a "mini" body size.....
Compared with the catfish we usually see in rural ditches and rivers, these catfish are almost "mini", but they look delicate and moist, and they should have good flesh.
There is even a very beautiful "little golden dragon", the whole body is in gold and pink, it looks somewhat translucent, and the magnificent shape is amazing.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > what are these weird fish? </h1>
The colorful "color crucian carp" should be the "original fish species" in Guangxi: bodhisattva fish, scientific name Chinese fighting fish, which used to be more common, but now it is not common.
I believe that friends in Guangxi and Guangdong should be familiar with this fish.
This small catfish is scientifically called "rock catfish", which is a rare small-sized fish species in the order Catfish, the largest is less than 500g, generally living in caves, stone crevices in underground rivers, and can hardly be seen in rivers and lakes on the ground.
——This fisherman in Liuzhou, Guangxi, this "golden rock catfish" caught from the well should be an innately mutated species, which can be said to be very rare.
(The angler was also amazed by its size and decided to raise it as an ornamental fish...) ）
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right >" where did the fish in the well come from? </h1>
As mentioned above, the rock catfish is a fish species endemic to the underground river, and there are so many "rock catfish" in this old well, and the Yangtze River Jun judged that there should be waterways, springs and the like connecting underground rivers under the yangtze river.
In fact, this phenomenon is also related to the unique geographical structure of Guangxi, the underground is rugged and hollow, so the water vein is longitudinal and horizontal, and it becomes a world of its own.....
Netizens, are there so many fish living in your local wells?