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Introduction of Bermuda grass
Fish belong to CYPRINIDAE, CYPRINIDAE and CYPRINIDAE. Widely distributed and abundant in shallow lakes. The body is flat and oval. The mouth is low and slightly horseshoe-shaped. The quarrel must be very short. The lateral line is complete, with 35~39 scales. Both dorsal fin and gluteal fin have thick spines, and dorsal fin has 15~ 18 fins. The largest body length can reach 170mm, and it is the largest individual in fish.