The main food of the yellow-spotted sawtail crane is plant food such as seaweed. Some animal bait can also be eaten in moderation, but only when there is sufficient plant bait. Adults live mostly in coastal reef areas, while juveniles live in estuarine and bay areas. They generally live alone, so everyone tries to have one fish in one tank when feeding them. After introducing the living habits, let's take a look at its morphological characteristics.

The fish body is blue-gray as a whole, in the There are about 10 short yellowish-brown vertical bands in the middle of the body side, and all parts of the fish body are covered with yellow circular spots. There are 3 black bone plates around the tail peduncle. Lots of blue streaks.