Bream does not have too many spines among freshwater fish.

Bream, however, has more spines than sea bream, which has very few spines.

Bream is relatively easy to handle, with few small spines.

Another thing to keep in mind is that they also have some spines on their backs, which are rather sharp, and you need to remove this part of the spine before eating them as well.

A, bream spines more bream is one of the common fish in daily life, can be eaten.

There are many fish that can be eaten, but they are different in terms of taste and flavor, nutrition, and the spines contained in their bodies.

In terms of the number of spines it contains, bream is not particularly spiny.

They generally have just 13 spines in their bodies.

Bream are freshwater fish, and among freshwater fish, they don't have too many spines.

However, they have more spines when compared to some sea fish which have very few spines.

Bream's spines are relatively easy to get rid of, and can be picked out at the time of eating.

Additionally, bream is popular because it has a good taste and contains a lot of various nutrients.

However, in addition to the fish spines in their bodies that need attention, there are also some spines on their backs, which are shorter but sharper, so these spines also need to be disposed of, taking care not to get your hand pierced.

Two, bream and grass carp which thorns have been introduced above, bream thorns are not particularly large, especially in freshwater fish, their thorns are still considered less.

The fishbone of grass carp is similar to that of bream.

But it feels like it has fewer spines, because it has thicker flesh.

Especially in the belly of the grass carp, there is a lot of meat, which makes it less spiny.

Neither has the most spines of any freshwater fish, and both taste good and are popular with many people.

However, the number of spines in both is considered high when compared to sea fish.