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The difference between jadeite spot and pearl spot
Pearl spots are round spots and melon seeds are rectangular spots. Pearl spot, also known as Pearl Gentiana or Dragon Tiger Spot, is a new hybrid grouper cultivated by dragon (male) and tiger (female). Gentiana margarita combines the advantages of two kinds of fish, and has beautiful patterns on the outside, like pearls.

Difference: the mouth of grouper is short and sharp, while that of tiger grouper is wide and big. Grouper has no dorsal fin, while tiger grouper has backstab and spikes.

Pearl spot is a kind of marine fish. The scientific name of pearl grouper is Pearl Gentian grouper, which is a hybrid of Gentian grouper and tiger grouper. Its head is similar to a tiger's spot, but its tail is the tail of gentian, so it looks beautiful.

Pearl spots are mainly distributed in tropical and subtropical waters of the Indian Ocean and the western Pacific Ocean, and usually inhabit coral reefs, rocky seabed and other oceans. Because of the need for a specific habitat, Pearl Spot is an absolute marine fish and can never survive in fresh water.