CATDOLL : CATDOLL: The difference between freshwater melon and sea bass

There are certain differences between freshwater perch and sea bass, which are mainly reflected in four aspects: different species, different distribution areas, different nicknames, and different body lengths. The details are as follows:

1. Different species

Freshwater perch belongs to the animal kingdom, chordates, subphylum vertebrates, class bony fishes, subclass actinopterygii, order Perciformes, suborder Perciformes, family Percidae, and genus Persios, while perch belongs to the animal kingdom, chordates, subphylum vertebrates, class bony fishes, subclass actinopterygii, order Perciformes, suborder Perciformes, family Percidae, and genus Leptospermum.

2. Different distribution areas

Freshwater bass are mainly distributed in the Murray-Darling River basin in southeastern Australia, while bass are mainly distributed in the shallow coastal waters of China, North Korea and Japan. They like to live in estuaries and can also live in freshwater areas of rivers.

3. Different nicknames

The freshwater perch is also known as worm-patterned perch and worm-patterned grouper, while the perch is also known as flower perch, perch board, flower village, perch fish, and seven-star perch.

4. Different body lengths

The body length of freshwater bass can reach 1.8m, usually 55-65cm, while the average body length of sea bass is 30-40cm.