Redheads are fish of the genus Redneck in the order Pomacentridae. They are named for their long, flat shape, large mouth and gill holes, and reddish color. Redheads are small in size, measuring around 30 centimeters in length. The redhead is a marine fish that lives in the ocean, and its main distribution area is the northwestern part of the Pacific Ocean, and it is also found in the Bohai Sea, Yellow Sea and East China Sea. The redhead is also a carnivorous fish, small fish, shrimp, mollusks are their food. Redheads can be eaten. First, the redhead is what fish

The redhead is one of the fish living in China, also called "red lady", "short-fin red lady fish", "red embroidered shoes" and so on. In terms of category, the redhead belongs to the genus Redhead in the family Bombyxidae. Redheads are characterized by their appearance; they have a flatter, longer body shape, a medium-sized head that appears slightly flattened, a large mouth, and large gill holes. Their body color is red and their head is also a more striking red, hence the name. In terms of body size, redheads are not particularly large, with adult redheads generally around 30 centimeters in length, and not particularly large.

From the living environment of this criterion, the redhead belongs to the sea fish, living in the sea water. Their main distribution area is the Pacific Ocean, mainly living in the northwest. In our country there is a relatively large number of redheads living in the Bohai Sea, Yellow Sea, East China Sea. They also have migratory properties, sometimes in slightly deeper waters, and sometimes inshore. In terms of diet, the redhead is a carnivorous fish, and small fish, shrimp, and various mollusks may become their food. The redhead is also an edible fish with some economic value.

Second, the redhead fish live in what place

Above has been introduced, the redhead fish belongs to the sea fish, living in the sea water. Specifically, the redheads mainly live in the Pacific Ocean, the most distributed in the northwestern region. In terms of depth, redheads generally live in places that are not particularly deep, but the depth of the sea in which they live has a lot to do with their activities. When winter comes, they generally go to deeper waters, and when spring comes, or when they are breeding, they will go to shallower inshore waters.