Huanghua fish: stonehead fish (drum ), also known as yellow croaker, also called river fish. This fish out of the water can be called, luminous at night, there are stones in the head like chess pieces, so called stone head fish. The drum is a collective name for about 160 species of fish in the Perciformes (Perciformes) family Sciaenidae (Sciaenidae). Generally benthic, carnivorous, most of the distribution of warm sea or tropical coast, a few live in temperate or freshwater waters.
Difference between yellow croaker:
Yellow croaker, similar in shape to the large yellow croaker but small. The body length is about 20 centimeters. Lateral line scales 60 to 63. dorsal fin IX 34 to 36, starting point opposite to the start of the pectoral fin. Anal fin II 9, starting slightly behind the middle of the dorsal fin rays. Pectoral fin 19, long and pointed, ending beyond the end of the ventral fin. Ventral fin slightly shorter than pectoral fin. Caudal fin cuneate. Dorsal side of body grayish brown, sides and ventral side yellow, dorsal fin margin grayish brown. It has migratory habits.
The yellow croaker is non-toxic. The yellow croaker belongs to the order Perciformes.
Difference between the red-spotted fishes:
The dorsal fins of the anchovy family are armed with sclerotized spines 11-13, some of which are venomous, whereas this subfamily is characterized by a continuous groove on the lateral line, a body clothed in rounded scales, and inconspicuous orbital ridges on the lower eyes. Eyes and mouth large; jaws toothed; three spines between lower eyes; one large and branching tentacle between upper eyes; body red. It inhabits water depths of 30 to 200 meters. The red-spotted fish belongs to the subfamily under the family Stenidae.