The chief short bream is not very long, and the adult fish is generally 8-10 cm long. There are red spots on the operculum of the mature chief short snapper, and carmine-colored longitudinal scales are arranged on the body surface along the lateral line and below the dorsal fin, which is particularly eye-catching.

Chief The short sea bream was first discovered in 1906. The wild chief short sea bream likes to inhabit the rainforest with layers of residual leaves, so the chief short sea bream is raised as much as possible to treat the water quality with black water. It is relatively easy to raise the chief short bream, just pay attention to the stability of water quality and water temperature.

The reproduction of the chief short bream is a bit troublesome. Their egg production is usually around 40 to 60, but the hatching rate of fertilized eggs is very low, which has always been the key to successful reproduction.