Dawan Wheat Stream Carp

Dawan Wheat Stream Carp

　　Dawan Wheat Stream Carp

　　Compared to ordinary fish, Wheat Stream Carp grow in a unique environment. The fish ponds were originally cultivated land. After the early rice is harvested, the remaining rice stalks are left in place, and mountain spring water is channeled into the ponds for fish farming. The fish grow up feeding on wild small water chestnuts (different from the common type, about the size of a fingertip), grains, and gorgon fruit that fall around the pond, resulting in meat that is free from muddy odors and does not become tough like other fish when cooked.