Indonesian sawtail cranes live in the cold upwelling areas of the Indonesian waters. The natural diet is unknown, and it is inferred that they mainly feed on seaweed. The whole body of the Indonesian sawtail fish is blue-gray, but there are many irregular yellow-brown spots on one side, their pectoral fins are blue-black, and there are 4 yellow-brown bony plates at the caudal peduncle, and the caudal fin is fresh yellow.

Indonesian sawtail cranes are a kind of marine life, mainly distributed in the western Pacific Ocean. In the coral reef waters, traces of it are only found in the waters around Indonesia. The climate is tropical and it is endangered. Humans have no way to raise Indonesian sawtail cranes for the time being.