WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE?
The Annular seabream is a small fish with an oval body flattened at the sides, generally less than 20 cm long. It is silver with fine golden lines on its flanks. Its fins tend towards yellow and a black ring-shaped mark is visible at the base of the tail, making it easy to recognise. It often lives in groups of varying tightness, moving near the bottom.WHERE DOES IT LIVE?
The Annular seabream frequents shallow coastal waters. It is mainly found on sandy seabeds, in seagrass beds or in areas mixing sand and rocks. It generally moves between the surface and about thirty metres, staying close to the bottom.WHAT DOES IT EAT?
This fish mainly feeds on small invertebrates living in the seabed, such as worms, crustaceans and small molluscs. It searches the substrate for prey and may accidentally swallow plant fragments without these forming a significant part of its diet.GO FURTHER WITH AMIGANSEAU
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