Is the snapper a marine fish or a freshwater fish? Where does it live?

Snapper is a marine fish, not a freshwater fish. Snappers live in the ocean, usually at depths of 30-200 meters. They like warmer water, so they are generally distributed in lower latitudes. In China, Qingdao, Longkou, Yantai and Qinhuangdao are their main producing areas. They have adapted to the high salinity and osmotic pressure of seawater, and can not adapt to the freshwater environment. So they can't live in fresh water for very long.

1. is bream a marine fish or a freshwater fish

Bream is a relatively common fish in China.When classifying fish, we can start from their living environment, at this time, they can be divided into marine fish and freshwater fish.As the name implies, marine fish is a fish living in the sea, while freshwater fish is a fish living in freshwater.From this point of view, the bream can be divided into sea fish, because they live in the sea.Snapper spend most of their time in the sea, so they are not freshwater fish.The distribution range of bream is very extensive, and it is distributed in many coastal areas of our country.

2. where does the snapper live

As mentioned above, the snapper is a kind of marine fish, not a freshwater fish. They live in the ocean.From the point of view of specific life, the distribution depth of bream is from 30 meters deep to 200 meters deep.Although some snapper individuals live in deeper waters, the overall number is not very large.It can be seen that the depth of sea water where bream distributes is not particularly deep, so it can be said that they belong to offshore fish.In addition, from the point of view of latitude distribution, bream is more widely distributed in lower latitudes, because they have certain requirements for water temperature, belonging to warm-temperature fish, which is more suitable for their life in low latitudes.

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