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1. 〔~鱼〕 A type of fish with a long and large body, known for its ferocity and predatory behavior towards other fish, causing harm to freshwater aquaculture. It is classified as a large and high-quality edible fish, also known as "yellow diamond."
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A type of fish (English: Elopichthys bambusa). The species is commonly referred to as "yellow diamond" or "rod fish," and in ancient times was called wise catfish. It belongs to the family Cyprinidae, characterized by a flat belly, a large mouth resembling that of the carp, yellow cheeks similar to catfish, and scales similar to but slightly finer than trout. Large individuals can weigh between 30 to 40 pounds. This fish is known for its aggressive nature and preys on other fish, which poses a threat to freshwater aquaculture.