Is the golden threadfin bream a saltwater fish? An introduction to the habits of the golden threadfin bream

The golden threadfin bream, also known as red grouper carp, is a rare edible fish in China, found in the South China Sea, East China Sea and the southern part of the Yellow Sea. It is also sold on the market now, just in small quantities, so is the golden threadfin bream a saltwater fish?

1. Is the golden threadfin bream a saltwater fish?

The golden threadfin bream is a saltwater fish. Because the golden threadfin bream is a demersal fish that lives near the bottom, distributed in the Pacific region including the Philippines, Japan, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand and China. In China it is mainly distributed in the East China Sea, South China Sea and the southern part of the Yellow Sea, with the South China Sea producing the most. It can inhabit sea areas at a depth of 50 m or 300 m.

2. What does the golden threadfin bream eat to grow?

The golden threadfin bream has a wide diet and can eat benthic animals, free-swimming organisms, plankton and so on, and almost everywhere is a feeding ground. At present there are several species: the short-tailed golden threadfin bream, the thread-tail golden threadfin bream, the yellow-edged golden threadfin bream and the rosy golden threadfin bream.

In summary, the golden threadfin bream is a saltwater fish, and it is mostly distributed in the South China Sea, East China Sea and the southern part of the Yellow Sea in China, and it can eat foods such as benthic animals, free-swimming organisms and plankton.