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What is the name of a pufferfish with a yellow-green back?

Red-finned dolphin

The red-finned Oriental dolphin has a sub-cylindrical body, a medium-sized head, a slightly sickle-shaped dorsal fin, and nearly square pectoral fins. The back and upper sides are bluish-black, and the belly is white. There is a large black spot with a white edge on the side of the body above the pectoral fin, and there are small black spots in front, below and behind the spot. The anal fin is transparent or congested red. The color and pattern of the back vary with the habitat and size. The back of the juvenile fish has white worm-eaten patterns.

Dark Oriental

The body of the dark-striped Oriental is nearly round, gradually tapering at the back, and the caudal peduncle is slightly flattened laterally. The head is of moderate length, with a short snout and a blunt front end. The mouth is terminal and transversely fissured; the lower lip is long and wrapped around the outer end of the upper lip; there are two beak-like dental plates on each of the upper and lower jaws. The eyes are small and located laterally superior. There are two nostrils, located above the eyes. The gill openings are medium-sized and located in front of the base of the pectoral fin. There are small spiny scales on the back from the back of the nostrils to the front of the dorsal fin, on the abdomen from the bottom of the nostrils to the front of the anus, and on the skin before and after the gill openings. The skin on the snout, sides of the body and caudal peduncle is bare and smooth, without small spiny scales. The dorsal fin is small and slightly rounded; the pectoral fins are short and wide. There are several light-colored stripes on the back. There is a large black round spot with a fuzzy white edge on the side of the body above and behind the pectoral fin.

Chrysanthemum yellow oriental

The back and ventral surfaces of the body of the Oriental Chrysanthemum are covered with strong small spines. The dorsal spine area is separated from the ventral spine area. The dorsal spine area is tongue-shaped, with the front end starting from the center of the interocular septum and the rear end not reaching the starting point of the dorsal fin. The lateral line is well developed with many branches. The skin wrinkles on the sides of the body are well developed. The body is dark yellow, and the ventral surface is white.

What is the difference between orange pufferfish and ordinary pufferfish?

The differences between orange pufferfish and ordinary pufferfish are as follows:

1. The nutritional value of orange pufferfish is higher than that of ordinary pufferfish;

2. The taste and nutritional value of orange pufferfish are closer to wild pufferfish;

3. Ordinary pufferfish usually have dark patterns or stripes and are relatively cheap, while the rough orange pufferfish have small yellow spots on their backs and are relatively expensive.