Salmo magradus (Marbled trout)

Given its size it is very imposing. The biggest trout in Europe. Avoid putting it too small because it makes it a moutht.

The Salmo Magradus fish is a cold water fish from rivers and Europe lakes. It has an elongated and tapered body, with a strong head and a wide mouth with small sharp teeth. Its color varies from dark gray to olive green, with dark spots on the body and a white strip along the side line. The Salmo Magradus can reach a length of 30 to 60 cm and weigh up to 1 kg.

This fish is mainly a predator, feeding on small fish, insects and crustaceans. It has also been observed feeding on molluscs and worms. The Salmo Magradus is a migratory fish, going up the rivers to reproduce. The reproduction period is generally between April and June, when fish come together to spawn in shallow waters.

Salmo Magradus is a popular een Europe fish, where it is commonly caught for its tasty flesh. However, it is also considered a sporting fish, attracting many fly fishermen because of its strength and its liveliness. Because of its economic value and popularity as a sporting fish, Salmo Magradus is largely protected by fishing laws in Europe.

Despite its popularity, Salmo Magradus is threatened by a series of factors, including water pollution, destruction of habitat and overfishing. Consequently, many conservation organizations have undertaken to protect this fish and preserve its natural habitat.

The woman is brown and the male is dark maron who can go black, her depend on the environment and her region.

Unknown, because it is rare in rivers and rivers.