CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Are mandarin fish and sea bass the same? What are the differences?

1. Are mandarin fish and sea bass the same? What are the differences?

Difference between family and genus: Mandarin fish belongs to the genus Siniperca of the family L, while seabass belongs to the genus Perciformes of the family Eupercidae. Difference in color: The back of mandarin fish is yellow-green with dark stripes or spots, while the back of seabass is yellow-brown with fewer stripes and spots. Difference in shape: The body of mandarin fish is taller, while the body of seabass is longer. Difference in scales: Mandarin fish has small round scales, while seabass does not. Difference in distribution: Mandarin fish is mainly distributed in my country, while seabass mainly lives in the western Pacific Ocean.

1. Are Mandarin fish and sea bass the same? Mandarin fish and sea bass are both fish that live in my country, and both are very common fish. Whether they are wild or farmed, there are a lot of Mandarin fish and sea bass. Some people confuse the two and think they are the same fish, but in fact, Mandarin fish and sea bass are not the same. Although they belong to the same order, they are different if they are further subdivided. Because the two are different in category, they are also different in many other aspects, such as appearance, distribution, etc., and their differences can be found, so you can't confuse them when you meet them.

2. What is the difference between Mandarin fish and sea bass? 1. Difference in family and genus: As mentioned above, Mandarin fish and sea bass are not the same fish. The primary difference is that they belong to different categories. Mandarin fish belongs to the genus Siniperca of the family l of the order Perciformes, while sea bass belongs to the genus Perciformes of the family Euperchiidae. Mandarin fish and sea bass belong to different families and genera, which means that they are quite different and should not be confused.

2. Color difference: There are some differences in the colors of mandarin fish and seabass. The back of mandarin fish is yellow-green, while the back of seabass is yellow-brown. Mandarin fish may have many dark stripes or spots on its body, but seabass has relatively fewer stripes and spots.

3. Difference in shape: The shapes of mandarin fish and sea bass are also different. The shape of mandarin fish is relatively high, while the shape of sea bass is relatively long.

4. Scale difference: There are some differences in the scales of the two. The surface of the mandarin fish is covered with a layer of scales, which are round and small, but can be seen if you look closely. The sea bass has no scales, and there are no scales on their body surface and head.

5. Distribution difference: Mandarin fish and sea bass are distributed in different places. Mandarin fish mainly live in my country, while sea bass is more widely distributed and can be found in many countries in the western Pacific.

6. Aliases: Mandarin fish and perch have different nicknames. The former has nicknames such as "flower perch", "flower village", "seven-star perch", etc., while the latter has nicknames such as "sinensis fish" and "season flower fish".

2. What is the difference between sweet-scented osmanthus fish and mandarin fish?

The same

Chinese name: Mandarin fish

Other names: Osmanthus fish, mandarin fish, seasonal flower fish, flower crucian carp, etc.

l family Siniperca genus. The body is relatively high and laterally flattened, with a bulging back. The mouth is large, and the lower jaw is significantly longer than the upper jaw. There are small teeth of varying sizes on the upper and lower jaws, the vomer, and the operculum. The rear edge of the preoperculum is serrated, with 4 large spines on the lower edge; the rear edge of the postoperculum has 2 large spines. The head has scales, and the scales are small; the lateral line bends upward along the dorsal arc. The dorsal fin is divided into two parts, connected to each other, with hard spines in the front and soft fin rays in the back. The body is yellow-green, the abdomen is grayish white, and there are irregular dark brown spots and patches on the sides of the body; there is a narrow black stripe from the tip of the snout through the eye socket to the front and bottom of the dorsal fin.

Is Jihua fish the same as Osmanthus fish? Then why is it also called Three Flowers and One Island?

Nonsense, stop misleading others. In Heilongjiang, mandarin fish is commonly known as Aohua, while crucian carp (Jihua) is a kind of fish with a slender body and black dots on the sides of the body. They are completely different fish species.

3. Is there mandarin fish in Nanfeng?

There is no difference, Mandarin fish is Guiyu. Because the Chinese character for Mandarin fish is difficult to write and easy to mispronounce, it is written as Guiyu.

4. The difference between squirrel mandarin fish and squirrel ferret

It is actually a kind of fish, scientifically known as Mandarin fish. Mandarin fish and Gui have the same pronunciation, so sometimes it is written as Gui. Gui fish, Aohua fish, Jihua fish, Hua crucian carp, and Guihua fish are all its common names.

5. How to distinguish wild mandarin fish from farmed mandarin fish?

Hello!

Wild mandarin fish has more bones, while farmed ones have fewer. Wild ones are fresher, but they have more parasites. Farmed ones are not as fresh as wild ones, but they are safer.

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6. For children, which one has higher nutritional value, yellow girl or mandarin fish? What are the differences between them?

Mandarin fish is highly nutritious.