The White Sea Bream is a silver-colored fish with a distinctively deep body and a slightly forked tail. Notable for its strong, sharp teeth, this species is often found in schools near rocky substrates.
Habitat
Prefers rocky and sandy bottoms in coastal waters.
Diet
Feeds primarily on mollusks and crustaceans.
How common
Common
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