Introduction: According to relevant data, the wild Monopterus albus in rural fields can grow to more than a catty at most. April and May each year is the golden season for catching Monopterus albus in the wild. In the past, rural life was hard, and many adults and children would go to the fields to catch Monopterus albus. These wild eels can not only improve food, but also exchange pocket money. Although these wild eels are difficult to catch, they are left unattended. Because of the good water quality in farmland and abundant edible food, the wild Monopterus albus is not only big but also fresh and tender. Whether it is selling eel or raising eel, it is a very good choice.

In the past, the ecological environment was very good and the water in the farmland was very clean. Because crops will be planted in farmland, all kinds of small animals will appear in Longquan. These small animals are food for all kinds of large animals. Due to the good environment and sufficient food, Monopterus albus can not only grow very big, but also reproduce quickly. Even if the villagers take away many wild eels, there will still be many wild eels in the next year.

Catching Monopterus albus used to be something many children did when they were young, but with the improvement of living standards, people will choose to buy Monopterus albus in the market. Due to the development of related technologies, more and more people choose to raise Monopterus albus. But these eels grow very slowly. In order to make Monopterus albus grow faster, farmers will control the water temperature and concentrate on feeding food suitable for Monopterus albus to grow meat. Although some achievements have been made, eels basically don't eat much when they are five months old. The largest Monopterus albus weighs no more than one catty. Wild Monopterus albus can grow bigger than raised Monopterus albus.

Because the fertility of the land is declining year by year, many farmers will use a lot of fertilizers and pesticides. Due to the use of a large number of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, farmland has been seriously polluted. Even if we can catch wild eels in the farmland, the wild eels are only a few folds. For wild eels, Bian Xiao suggested eating carefully. Because the farmland is polluted, there may be many parasites and bacteria in wild Monopterus albus. People may get sick if they eat it. Different people have different ways to eat eel. Monopterus albus can not only be braised in brown sauce, but also steamed or boiled in soup. Generally speaking, braised eel is delicious, and eel soup is also very nourishing.