You just need to scatter the fish fry in, and they will survive on their own.
But if you want your fish to grow faster, and you don't want to buy fish food.
You can collect some chicken and duck droppings and throw them in.
This will make the fish grow very quickly.
Chen Feng was shocked when he heard the news.
He only knew that dogs eat poop, but he didn't know that fish eat poop too.
To be fair, the villagers are quite resourceful; they built a fishpond to raise fish, and then fenced it off to raise ducks.
Ducks can swim in water, and ducks grow faster in water.
Then duck manure can be used to feed fish, making this entire ecosystem perfectly clear.
After digging out the fish bones again, Chen Feng didn't continue piecing them together. At first, it was quite fun, but once there were too many broken fish bones, it became boring.
A pile of bones, all about the same size, and I couldn't tell which one was which.
Chen Feng pried for a while, and a pit quickly formed again.
After getting a feel for the location of the goods, Chen Feng shoveled the soil several times before finally pulling over the detector to start clearing the soil.
After two or three shovelfuls, Chen Feng's detector gave feedback. Chen Feng shook off the dirt and continued using the detector.
A short while later, Chen Feng reached out and rummaged around and saw the small, grayish-white piece.
It's still just a silver coin, worth about a hundred yuan.
After wiping the silver particles off, Chen Feng stood up and began putting them into a small bottle as he walked forward.
He felt there were probably more fish in the pond than just this; there were likely others.
After all, this fishpond is much deeper than other places, so the fish are more likely to be buried deeper.
Besides, this pit is so deep, it can't be all silver grains, there should be at least a couple of pieces of gold.
Sure enough, after taking a few steps forward, the system beeped again.
There were only two in the area this time, so Chen Feng squatted down in the closest one.
However, when he realized there were only two, Chen Feng couldn't help but chuckle.
I've really gotten too cocky; I'm not even satisfied with a double yolk anymore.
If it weren't for the fact that the fishpond had been filled with water and stored up for so long, there wouldn't be so much stock.
Chen Feng picked up a shovel and started digging a hole. This time, he dug several times but didn't see any fish bones, which surprised him.
It seems there are more fish than fish in this place.
As he dug and dug, the soil here smelled fishy and foul, and Chen Feng couldn't help but wrinkle his nose.
However, Chen Feng quickly dug a pit. Next to him was a detector, and Chen Feng began to shovel the soil away.
"Ooh-woo~"
Upon hearing the sound, Chen Feng stopped what he was doing and began to shake off the dirt.
Just as he was shaking the first spadeful, Chen Feng saw something being thrown out.
Chen Feng rummaged around on the ground and found the item.
After wiping the dirt off the goods, they emitted a grayish-white sheen.
This is still a single silver coin, worth about a hundred dollars.
Chen Feng pursed his lips and put the goods into bottles.
Chen Feng stood up and walked towards the next shipment location, subconsciously sniffing his hands.
No matter how many holes you dig, your hands will only smell of dirt.
Chen Feng was disgusted by the stench emanating from his hands.
He'd better wash himself thoroughly with water when he goes out; even Chen Feng himself can't stand the smell.
Especially in the ground, there's something you don't know, maybe the water plants have rotted down there, and sometimes it's sticky when you touch it.
Although the shipment rate is high, the environment is somewhat harsh.
When they arrived at the next location, Chen Feng used a shovel to remove the soil on top before starting to dig.
This time, we also dug up some fish bones, but they were very small, about the length of a finger.
It's just a small fish.
Chen Feng continued digging, shoveling out shovelfuls of soil, and soon he felt he had dug enough.
After a few more vigorous shovelfuls, Chen Feng began to work the soil. After shoveling away two shovelfuls of soil that hadn't reacted, he scooped out the third shovelful and immediately burst out laughing.
This time, there's no need to even go over it; the goods are right there on the shovel.
He reached out and picked up the goods, wiped off the mud, and couldn't help but chuckle.
After waiting for ages, he finally saw the color he wanted to see.
This is a gold nugget. Chen Feng weighed it in his hand and estimated it to be worth about three or four thousand.
Chen Feng put the gold nugget into the small bottle, stood up, and walked forward with satisfaction.
That's more like it. If you can't find a single piece of gold in such a huge pit, how can you be fair to yourself?
After walking a little further, Chen Feng's system beeped again.
This time, Chen Feng sensed that there were three pieces of goods nearby, one of which was buried relatively deep, while the other two were buried relatively shallow.
After thinking for a moment, Chen Feng went to dig out the deepest one first.
He squatted down, grabbed a shovel, and started digging. This piece was quite deep, but not as outrageous as yesterday's.
Chen Feng dug for a while, then knelt down to rest and catch his breath before continuing to dig.
Gradually, a pit a little deeper than before took shape. Chen Feng took a shovel and probed it before starting to work the soil.
It took Chen Feng about four or five shovelfuls to finally get the goods out.
The soil here was stickier, unlike dampness; it had a different feel. Chen Feng frowned as he dug at it, his head instinctively moving away from it.
This feeling is awful.
Chen Feng shook the shovel and soon found the goods.
It's a silver coin worth a hundred or so dollars. The silver coins here are quite uniform; they're all roughly the same size.
Seeing that no goods had been found in the deepest pit, Chen Feng could only pin his hopes on the other two pits.
After moving to a different pit, Chen Feng picked up a shovel and began kneeling on the ground to dig.
With each shovelful of soil he scooped up, Chen Feng felt he was getting closer and closer to the goods.
Once he felt it was about time, Chen Feng brought over the detector and began sifting through the soil.
With just a couple of shovelfuls, Chen Feng found the goods. He shook the shovel and started searching with his hands.
The first thing Chen Feng touched was something hard.
He then picked up the object.
After rubbing it slightly, Chen Feng saw the color of the goods. He rolled his eyes and rubbed it hard in annoyance.
It's still a silver coin, even about the same size, and worth a hundred or so dollars.
Now Chen Feng could only pin his hopes on the last piece of goods. He went to the location of that piece of goods and dug while muttering to himself.
"Gold, gold, gold..."
Chen Feng tossed the soil into the air, shovelful by shovelful. When he felt it was about right, a hint of anticipation in his eyes, he began to work the soil.
With the fourth shovel stroke, Chen Feng found the goods. He gently shook the shovel and then passed it through the detector.
When only half the soil remained in the shovel, Chen Feng started searching with his hands. He quickly found the item, grabbed it in his palm, and then slowly opened it.
Through the tiny gap in his palm, Chen Feng could see the color of the goods.
However, upon seeing the color of the goods, Chen Feng immediately deflated and clicked his tongue in boredom.
I'm too lazy to play any mystery, so I just opened my palm.
What's so interesting about a piece of old, broken silver?
But when he opened his palm, Chen Feng's dejected expression froze.
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