Peach Blossom Fish is a kind of broad-fin fish, also known as double-tailed fish, red chegong fish, red-winged fish, white glutinous fish and red crane. The average individual length of Peach Blossom Fish is about 14 cm, the largest individual can be as long as 20 cm, and the average individual weight is 25 g. The weight of 50- 100 g is very small. Although small, it has more fat, high fat content and high yield. It is one of the common edible miscellaneous fish, and its living habits are similar to those of rays. They often live in shoals with fast-flowing water and sandy bottom, and feed on planktonic crustaceans and some algae, small fish and saprophytes at the bottom.

Appearance characteristics:

The side is long and flat, and the abdomen is round. The head is short, the kiss is blunt, the mouth is in the terminal position, slightly inclined upward, the lips are thick and the eyes are small. The scales are large and slightly rectangular, and axillary scales extend backward on both sides of the base of the ventral fin. The lateral line is complete, the ventral fin slightly bends downward, and rises to the center of the caudal stalk after passing through the gluteal fin. During the breeding season, wedding dresses appear on the male body, and many pearl stars appear on the head, snout and gluteal fins. The fin of the gluteal fin 1-4 branch is particularly long, and the whole body is bright wedding color. When living, the body color is bright, the back is dark gray, the abdomen is silvery white, and there are 12- 13 vertical black stripes on the body side, and there are many irregular pink spots between the stripes. The ventral fin is reddish, and there are many black spots on the pectoral fin. The dorsal fin and caudal fin are gray, and the trailing edge of caudal fin is black.