Goldlined seabream
A species of Rhabdosargus, Also known as Tarwhine, Natal stumpnose, Gold-line sea bream Scientific name : Rhabdosargus sarba Genus : Rhabdosargus
Goldlined seabream, A species of Rhabdosargus
Also known as:
Tarwhine, Natal stumpnose, Gold-line sea bream
Botanical name: Rhabdosargus sarba
Genus: Rhabdosargus
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Goldlined seabream is a marine fish native to the Red Sea, East African, Indo-Pacific, south Asian, and northern Australian seas. Often found in schools, but sometimes also solitary, goldlined seabream prefers shallow waters and can be found along coastlines, estuaries, and mangrove areas. It is a popular angling fish and even grown in aquaculture off China's coasts.
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Perch-like fish Family
Sea breams Genus
Rhabdosargus Species
Goldlined seabream 
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