How do seahorses reproduce?

Seahorse is a kind of aquatic plant, and it is also a famous nourishing food in daily life. It is very popular and has good health care effect when eaten frequently. How do seahorses reproduce?

First, how do seahorses reproduce?

The hippocampus propagates in the pouch on the ventral side of the tail of the male fish. Generally speaking, during the spawning period of the female hippocampus, a reproductive nipple is formed in the cloaca, and then the mature eggs are fed into the male pouch one by one. At that time, the male hippocampus will excrete semen, thus forming the fertilized egg to develop in the sac. When the male is about to give birth, the male hippocampus will open a small hole and spray out the small hippocampus.

Second, how does the seahorse divide the male and female?

The first thing to tell you is that the hippocampus is not androgynous, and the hatching of the hippocampus is completed by the male hippocampus. The seahorse baby is still born by the female and placed in the breeding sac of the male hippocampus. Through the male seahorse pouch, after about a month of hatching, the seahorse baby will climb out of the male seahorse pouch, so this is why many people mistakenly think that the seahorse belongs to the female. August and September are the harvest season for seahorses every year.

The simplest way to distinguish is through the naked eye to distinguish whether there is a pouch on the ventral side of the hippocampus, it is much easier. We usually observe a bulging bag-shaped object in the tail of the male seahorse. This pouch is located at the back of the anus, and you know that the male seahorse gives birth to the baby in this pouch. On the whole, the male hippocampus is larger than the female hippocampus.

Therefore, in the culture of seahorses, we should pay attention to distinguish between the two, and must use seawater to culture, this is a hard condition. However, some people go to the seaside to get some and raise them because they are suitable for growing in the sea. In fact, this is not an appropriate approach. Even if the quality of such sea water is very good, it still needs to be filtered during culture. Stagnant water that does not flow is not conducive to its growth.