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Siganidae, the bluegill family, is a genus of fish called Siganus

Below is a picture of a ? Siganus guttatus? , commonly known as the ? Spotted Blues, Star Blues, Stink Belly, and Elephant Fish

The body is about twice as long as the height of the body, and the caudal fin is slightly concave and almost truncated. The fish is brown on the back and light brown on the belly. Head, side of the body, caudal peduncle scattered many golden yellow spots, the size of the spots is larger than the spot spacing. The spots on the side of the body of juvenile fish are often connected with each other to form longitudinal spots. There is a yellow saddle-shaped spot below the base of the dorsal fin, and several blue discontinuous longitudinal bands between the muzzle and gill cover. The dorsal fin has 13 hard spines and 10 soft bars; the anal fin has 7 hard spines and 9 soft bars. The body length is up to 42 centimeters. In addition, there are poisonous glands on the spines of each fin, which can cause severe pain when pricked, so care must be taken.

It is a warm-water shallow-sea fish that mainly inhabits rocky reefs or coral reefs and feeds mainly on algae. It is a good edible fish with tasty meat, suitable for cooking in ginger broth or salt broiling.