Pomfret is a relatively common and widely distributed fish. The distribution of fish can be carried out in many ways, for example, they can be classified from their living environment, in which those living in the ocean are sea fish, and those living in freshwater are freshwater fish. Marine fish and freshwater fish are very different, their habits, characteristics and body structure are different.
When classifying pomfret, we cannot simply divide them into one of them, because pomfret itself does not contain only one species. The differences between these different species are quite obvious. An important difference is that their living environments are different. Most species of pomfret live in the ocean, such as "silver pomfret". In fact, they are widely distributed, with pomfrets appearing in the Indian Ocean and the western Pacific Ocean. However, not all pomfret species are marine fish, such as "freshwater white pomfret" species, they can live in freshwater, can be cultured and bred artificially.
As mentioned above, the living environment of different varieties of pomfret is different, and whether they can live in fresh water needs to be discussed according to different situations. If the species itself lives in fresh water, that is, the "freshwater white pomfret" species, of course, they can survive in fresh water, can be raised artificially. However, most of the pomfrets are marine fish, can only live in the sea, has adapted to the sea pressure, high salinity environment, if suddenly let them live in fresh water, they are likely to have no way to survive, will shorten their life span, or even directly lead to their death.
