Small fish often appear in rural ponds. These small fish usually like to live in groups and gather in shallow waters. But there is a small fish, which is different from these miscellaneous fish. It likes to live underwater, so it is called a crawling tiger. Now the price of this reptile is getting more and more expensive. Why? I think there are several reasons.

First of all, the price of reptiles is getting more and more expensive, because this small fish tastes delicious.

Although the crawling tiger is ugly, it has no scales. You don't need to gut or scrape fish scales when making food about ground tigers. As long as they are kept in clean water and the turbid substances in their bodies are spit out in two or three days, they can cook. In addition, although Parthenocissus tricuspidata is not big, it likes to eat meat, and friends who like to eat fish know that carnivorous fish tastes very delicious. In addition, this kind of miscellaneous fish, reptile, has a fierce habit and is covered with muscles and protein. This nutritious fish has always been favored by everyone, and its delicious taste has attracted many diners to taste it.

Secondly, due to the changes in the ecological environment, the price of the ground-climbing tiger is becoming more and more expensive.

When we were young, there were often crystal clear ponds in the countryside. The pond is full of fresh river water, including small fish, shrimp, snails, mussels and so on. A crawling tiger is a kind of fish that everyone can often catch. However, with the deterioration of the ecological environment, the number of ponds in rural areas is decreasing, and the water in the remaining ponds is not clear. Small fish such as crawling tigers lost their living environment and their output plummeted. We all know that the price of products is affected by the relationship between supply and demand. There are fewer and fewer reptiles provided by nature to human beings, which can no longer meet the needs of consumers, so their prices will still rise.

Third, the price of the ground-climbing tiger is getting more and more expensive because it is difficult to breed.

As we all know, when a species in nature can no longer meet the needs of human beings, it usually begins to be cultivated artificially. Some people have tried the idea of artificially breeding ground-climbing tigers, but because ground-climbing tigers are miscellaneous fish, they have high requirements for environment and food, and their life span is short. Compared with the common fish on our table, they have many shortcomings, and the prospect of artificial breeding is not very optimistic, so many people give up the idea of artificial breeding.