What kind of fish is black snapper and where does it live?

Black bream is a fish of the genus Black bream in the family Sparidae, order Perciformes. They have a tall and flat body, a large head, a split mouth, teeth, scales on the surface of the body, and a distinct spine on the back, which extends from the front to the back. Black snappers are small, generally no more than 30 centimeters in length. Black snapper is a marine fish found in the waters of many countries in the western Pacific Ocean. They have good adaptability to water temperature and salinity. Black snapper is an omnivorous fish, but obviously prefers to eat animals.

1. What

is black bream? Black bream is one of the fish species in China, also known as "black stand" and "black cheek fish". In terms of category, the black bream belongs to the black bream genus of the family Sparidae, order Perciformes. Their bodies are tall and flat, their heads are relatively large, their mouths are split, and there are teeth in their mouths, which can play a role in hunting and feeding. There are some scales on the surface of their bodies, some of which belong to ctenoid scales, which are more obvious. They also have a prominent appearance feature, that is, there are very obvious spines on the back, and they are connected and arranged densely from front to back. The size of black snapper is not particularly large, the body length is generally only 12-30 cm, not particularly large. Judging

from the living environment of black snapper, they belong to marine fish. Specifically, they are distributed in the western Pacific Ocean, in the waters of many countries, not only in China, but also in Korea, Japan, Vietnam and other countries, with a wide range of distribution. They have good adaptability to the environment, can survive in both high and low salinity environments, and have certain adaptability to temperature. From the point of view of feeding habits, although they are omnivorous, but obviously prefer meat, the main food belongs to animals, such as shellfish, small fish, shrimp, crab, and sometimes can eat some seaweed.

2. Where

the black snapper lives has been introduced above. From the living environment of the black snapper, they live in the sea. They mainly live in the western part of the Pacific Ocean. Because there are many countries in the western Pacific Ocean, they also live in the waters of many countries. Specifically, black snapper is a benthic marine fish, which generally stays at the bottom of the sea area. There is usually a lot of silt or silt at the bottom, and black snapper like to live in such an environment. In addition, from the depth of distribution, they belong to shallow sea and inshore fish, generally speaking, they are only active in shallow waters.