Also known as the pointed snouted perch, golden order perch, or red order perch, it belongs to the family Serranidae in the order Perciformes and the genus pointed snouted perch. The body is long and flattened, with a pointed tip and a large mouth. There are obvious grooves above the eyes, and the lower jaw is slightly protruding, covered by small scales. Mainly distributed along the Indian Western Pacific coast, it has also been found in the South China Sea. It inhabits the intersection of rocky shores, reefs, and sediment, often active in semi brackish water areas, and also flows upstream into freshwater rivers. As a carnivorous fish, the blind grass fish feeds on fish, shrimp, crabs, shellfish, worms, etc. It is an important breeding object not only in Southeast Asia, but also in the coastal areas of Taiwan, China, China, especially in the south. Delicate meat texture and delicious taste