If you dig a pond in the mountains and don t put fish, will there be fish in it slowly?

Yes. Because nature is truly magical.

Fish eggs can reach the pond in many ways and then slowly multiply.

It could have been swept by a storm, or it could have been brought by the feathers of a waterfowl.

After a long time, there will always be fish.

This can tell you for sure. Slowly, there will be fish inside. It has been around since ancient times.

Where there is water, there is a saying that there are fish. But there are certain prerequisites. That's when you dug a pond.

The water quality of this pond. It can be suitable for the growth of fish. And keep it all year round with water.

It won't take a year or two for fish to come out.

Many of these natural ponds. It's full of fish. No one put fry in it.

This is the magic of nature. I haven't studied much exactly how the raincoat got into this pond. Probably there are birds, or is.

Rainy water. Wash the eggs into the pond. Slowly there will be fish.

In a word. As long as there is a pond with water, and the water is suitable for fish growth, then it will not be long before there will be fish.

There may be fish slowly, as long as the water can be stored in this pond, after a long time, there will be all kinds of microorganisms in it, there will be all kinds of aquatic plants and insects, there will be fish but there will be very few, after all, there is no special person to take care of it, let it develop, there will be many kinds of aquatic life in it, not only fish.

Dig a pond and don't throw fish fry, there will be fish in it slowly.

Because the pond is used as a water source, the wings and feathers of the waterfowl are very likely to attach to some fertilized fish eggs, and then these fertilized fish eggs will travel to other places with the activities of the waterfowl, and when the eggs fall into the pond, then after a certain period of time, they can hatch into fish. Secondly, there are channels between the water of the pond and the aquifer to communicate with other nearby ponds, so that the eggs of the fish can flow to various places through these channels.

You said that if you dig a pond in the mountains and don't put fish fry, there will never be fish in it. First, there may not be water after a long time, even if there is a little water, it is not possible to raise fish in stagnant water. Second, the leaves of the small pond are stagnant and rotten and smelly, and there is no oxygen in the water, so it is impossible to have fish slowly.

Third, is it not necessary to feed the fry when they are put in?

If you dig a pond in the mountains and don't put any fish, will there be fish in it slowly? The answer to this question is not necessarily, first of all, let's talk about the negative case, there is a hill to the west of my hometown, and when I was very young, I dug up the hill and dug out a pond. By the time I was a teenager, the pond was at least seven or eight years old, and once I made a hook with a few friends out of a pin and went fishing.

But nothing was caught all afternoon, and earthworms on the hook.

There were no signs of gnawing other than a little whitening from the blisters. Then, one summer, when there was a great drought, people in the neighborhood brought water pumps to pump water to the ground, and the pond dried up and no fish were found. It can be seen that digging a pond in the mountains does not necessarily have fish.

Let's talk about the presence of fish in more detail.

There is a saying in the countryside that "thousand-year-old grass seeds, 10,000-year-old fish roe, this sentence is usually used to explain the phenomenon of fish suddenly appearing in some water bodies that were not originally available, but there is no scientific basis for this statement, because fish eggs will soon dry up and lose their vitality in the absence of water, even if the crucian carp eggs with strong vitality will live for a few months at most in the absence of water, and they must be outside the direct sunlight and in moist soil. If the ground is all dry, even loaches won't survive. Therefore, if there is a fish in the water body where there are no fish, it must be from the outside world.

Let's talk about a few cases:

First of all, the ponds dug in the mountains cut off the connection with the outside water bodies, which means that under normal circumstances, it is impossible for fish from other rivers to flow into the ponds. However, there are exceptions, such as if there is a large amount of water, water from other bodies of water that already have fish may enter the pond and when the water recedes, these fish are left in the pond. At this time, there are fish in this pond.

Secondly, the pond is home to many birds and amphibians.

So after digging the pond for a while, some waterfowl and frogs may come from other bodies of water. Although waterfowl and frogs cannot produce fish, the main food of waterfowl is fish, of course, the fish brought out by waterfowl will not be released easily, so the statement that waterfowl release fish is also unscientific. However, because waterfowl may carry some of the fish's fertilized eggs (the fish are fertilized in vitro to form fertilized eggs) and fly to this new pond to move, the eggs will enter the water to reproduce.

Frogs are the same, although they do not eat fish, but they are active in the water, and some of the fertilized eggs of fish may be entangled in their bodies, and the fertilized eggs of fish have a certain stickiness and are not easy to fall off, so after the frogs carrying the eggs enter the new pond, these eggs will also hatch, so there are fish.

If you dig a pond in the mountains and don't put fish, there will be no fish in it. If there are no fish fry, no matter how long it takes, there will be no fish in the pond, because the fry will not fall from the sky, and they will not be blown into the pond by the wind, so if you dig a pond on the mountain and do not release the fish, there will be no fish in it.

If you dig a pond in the mountains, if you don't put fry in it, you won't be able to grow fish in it. Because there will be small fish, and if there are no small fish, how can there be big fish? Unless there is a small stream on the side that can flow into the pond, and there are other small fish in the stream, then the pond will slowly become full of fish.

If you dig a pond in the mountains and don't put fish, there will be no fish in it. If there are no fry in the pond, then there will be no fish in the pond all the time, and the fish will not fall from the sky and will not be blown into by the wind, so if you dig a pond in the mountain and do not put fish, there will be no fish in it.

If you dig a pond in the mountains and don't put fish, there will be no fish in it. If you want fish to have fish in the pond, you have to put the fry, the fry will not grow on their own, and they will not. It won't be blown in by the wind, so if you dig a pond in the mountains and don't put fish, there will be no fish in it.

As long as there is water in the pond, there will be fish in the water slowly, because there are some fish eggs that will drift into the clouds with the wind, I rained into the pond, the fish eggs slowly developed into small fish, and the small fish grew up slowly, if you dig a fish pond in the mountain, it is to release the water, not to release the fish, he will not hesitate, because he has no fish fry at all, if you put some small fish fry, it will naturally have no raw fish fabric, he will go up? I dig a pond in the mountain, and I don't release the fish, and after a long time, there will be fish, because the wind and thunder, the rain or the fish caught by small birds, sometimes they will fall into the pond, and the wind will also blow some fish roe into the pond.

Yes, most of the water sources contain fish roe (fish eggs). Some of the roe are so small that they are barely visible to the naked eye. If the newly dug pond is filled with water containing fish roe, the fish roe will slowly hatch into fish.

Fish roe is hard and difficult to digest. If a bird eats fish roe, it is difficult to digest it. Once a bird has eaten fish roe, it is possible to excrete it with its droppings.

Once the droppings of birds containing fish roe fall into the newly dug ponds, it is possible to hatch into fish.

In addition, fish roe can also adhere to the leaves of other plants, and once the leaves of these plants are broken by wind and rain and blown down in newly dug fish ponds, it is possible to hatch fish.

Dig a pond in the mountains and don't put fish.

After a long time, there will be fish slowly.

The pond slowly has fish, several ways.

Fish roe, where there is no water, will not die, and when it encounters water, it will slowly hatch.

Bird spreads, the body of the waterfowl sticks to the fish roe, and it will slowly hatch when it falls in the water, and after the bird eats the fish, the fish roe will not be digested, and the excrement will go to the pond and then hatch.

There are also crucian carp, which when it rains, they climb ashore and then climb to another place.

If you dig a pond in the mountains and don't put fish, there will be no fish in it. If you don't put fish, no matter how much water there is, there will be no fish, and the fish will not fall from the sky or be blown down by the wind, so if you dig a pond in the mountain and don't put fish, there will be no fish in it slowly.

If you dig a pond in the mountain and don't release the fish, there will be no fish in it for a long time. Because there is no flowing water in the pond on the mountain. In the long run, the water will dry up, and only when it rains will there be water in the pond.

There will be no fry in the sky. He's a stagnant pool. Even after many years, there will be no fish in it.

If you dig a pond in the mountains and don't put fish, will there be fish in it slowly? Yes. It is not surprising that fish eggs are very strong and can tolerate long-term droughts, and it is not surprising that they may be carried into the pond by waterfowl, frogs and other aquatic creatures, and it is not surprising that heavy rains may carry fish roe into the pond over time.

It depends on the size of the pond, even if there are fish, they are not big fish, they are all small fish, when the weather is special, there is a big wind and heavy rain, there will be fish in the pond after a few days, crucian carp, small fish, I have encountered such a thing, even the deep pit on the side of the road has small fish, but such fish are not regular, not suitable for breeding.

No, if there is no foreign water or something, there will definitely be no fish, so you have to put some fry into yourself, and there will be fish in the future, if there is mountain spring water or something, there may be some small fish coming over.

No, the fish come from the sea or the river, and if you dig a pond and it is not connected to the river or the sea, there will be no fish in it, unless you put fry in the pond yourself, so that there will be fish.

There may be a situation in which fish are transported into the pond by some organism from the water in which it is located. First of all, because after the establishment of such a pond, tadpoles and other creatures will naturally appear in the pond, because tadpoles come from frogs, and frogs are creatures that can go around looking for habitats, and if this pond has a good living environment, then frogs will naturally bring tadpoles to this pond. However, the presence of tadpoles and other organisms attracts the arrival of another creature, and the arrival of this creature may bring fish, which is waterfowl or other migratory birds, and we take waterfowl as an example, waterfowl may bring fish or eggs to this pond when they come to feed.

Even though the waterfowl does not directly carry the fish to this pond, it can bring the eggs indirectly. For example, if a waterfowl carries some aquatic plants or aquatic plants with fish eggs, it is possible that the waterfowl will spread these eggs to the pond when they come to the pond. Secondly, it is possible for a waterfowl to carry a large number of eggs on its legs, feathers, and other body parts, so that if the body parts of the waterfowl touch the water in the pond or when the waterfowl flies over the pond, the eggs carried on the legs of the waterfowl may fall into the pond.

The vitality of these eggs is also very tenacious, and after a short period of waterless transportation, they can generally remain alive and then slowly hatch into fish, so that the pond can also have fish.

If you dig a pond in the mountains and don't put fish, there is little chance that fish will slowly grow in it. Because there are no fry, more fish will not be reproduced, so if you want to have fish in the pond, you can sprinkle some fry first, so after a long time, the pond will slowly increase the number of fish.

First of all, your idea is quite strange, digging a fish pond on the mountain, in the mountain, the water generally flows to a lower place, except for a large area on the mountain, if you don't put fish in the place where it is easy to accumulate water, he will not have any fish, unless you have fish fry in the water, and birds bring some fish fry.

Only if there is water, after a long time, there may be fish in it, no matter digging a pond in **, there is a high probability that there will be "self-grown" fish in a few years. This is because——

Fish roe is extremely viable, it can survive for hundreds to thousands of years in moist soil, and when the right conditions are met, these stored fish roe hatch into fry.

Dig a pond in the mountains, as long as the water in it does not dry up. Fish roe may enter the pond through native soil or through vectors such as rainwater or bird droppings, and will hatch into fry as long as the conditions in the pond are suitable for the fish to survive.

If you dig a fish pond in the mountains and don't put any fish, there is a chance that there will be fish in it, but the chances are very small.

Because the ponds on the mountains have no external water source except for rain, it is difficult for wild fish fry to enter the ponds, and this possibility is only possible if there is a chance event in nature.

I think if we dig a pond in the mountains, then there will be no fish, only some microorganisms, and if we want to have fish, we have to put some fry.