(LASCA)

Identification Card Scientific Name: Chondrostoma

Order: Cipriniformi

Family: Ciprinidi

Reproduction: In May and June, lashes join together in groups. When the river is flooded and muddy. The females lay about 5,00 eggs while moving the water. After 5-10 days from the fertilization of the eggs,they open and fishlets are out. They move under stones to avoid being eaten by Predators.


Now Irina stays in clear water, a little agitated but full of oxygen. The ideal place for lasches generally is everywhere emitting attractive flashes.
While they are moving around, Irina the frog discovered that the Lasca ,from the inhabitants of the river is called "Striscia" (Stripe).
On watching them we understand this nickname is correct. She looks like a stripe while her body waves on swimming close to the bottom.
Her mouth is revolting down because it is there that she can find the worms, insects and little shrimps.