Striped bass, also known as silverfish, is a large economic fish native to the east coast of the United States. It is an anadromous fish that lives mainly in the salt water of the ocean, but enters freshwater to spawn. The body color is silvery white, the back has 7~8 black longitudinal stripes, the body is slender, the largest individual can reach 2 meters long, weighs 57 kilograms. It is a carnivorous fish that feeds on small fish, shrimp and crustaceans and has a strong predation ability. It is a nocturnal animal that is particularly active at night and often preys at night. With fast growth and strong disease resistance, it is an important species in American aquaculture and has been introduced into China in recent years.

Also known as: Jiaji Fish, Banjaji, Jiazhen Snapper, Copper Pot Fish. The meat of sea bream is delicious and is a highly popular edible fish. Fish species such as golden eyed snapper and spiny tailed fish are named snappers, but in reality they are not actually snappers, and this situation is very common.

Spearfish is a collective term for several large marine fish species in the family Serranidae, order Perciformes, with long snouts, also known as snakehead. The black gunfish, with an individual size similar to or larger than the blue gunfish, is known to weigh over 700 kilograms and is a species found in the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean. The dorsal side of the body is light blue or blue gray, and the ventral side is light in color. The straight pectoral fins are difficult to adhere to the side of the body due to natural external forces.

Mi fish is a fish species belonging to the family Myichthyidae in the order Perciformes, also known as Miichthys, Mytilys, Hairy Fish, Life Fish, Catfish, or Miichthys. Rice fish are mainly distributed along the coasts of China, Japan, and the Korean Peninsula in the northwest Pacific Ocean. Produced in all coastal areas of China. Coastal warm temperate middle and lower level fish prefer to inhabit sandy and muddy sea areas at depths of 15-70 meters, especially in waters with high turbidity. Fierce in nature, mainly feeds on small fish, shrimp, shrimp, and small benthic invertebrates.

Carangidae is a general term for fish in the family Carangidae of the order Perciformes in the class Perciformes. Important warm water and warm temperate marine economic fish species in the world. Carangi are mainly distributed in tropical and subtropical waters of the Indian Ocean, Pacific Ocean, and Atlantic Ocean, and can also reach higher latitude sea areas with warm currents. Carangi is a family of fish, with a flattened and tall body, thin scales, and a small tail stalk. Abundant in subtropical oceans, with a wide variety of species. The body is elongated and laterally flattened, with various shapes including spindle shaped, elliptical, oval shaped, or diamond shaped.