What's the name of diced fish with yellow pepper?

Diced yellow pepper is also called Pelteobagrus fulvidraco and yellow bone fish.

Diced fish with yellow pepper is a common freshwater fish in the genus Pelteobagrus. Most of them live in lakes or shallow rivers with slow water flow and many aquatic plants, and belong to omnivorous fish. In the fry stage, it feeds on plankton, while adults feed on larvae, small fish and shrimp. It is distributed in the Pearl River, Xiangjiang River, Yangtze River, Heilongjiang River, Yellow River and other water systems in China.

Living habits

The head of diced yellow pepper is slightly larger and flatter, most of the head and back are exposed, and the buccal cavity is large. The dorsal fin is relatively small, the back is dark brown, and it gradually turns pale yellow when it extends to the abdomen. There is a dark longitudinal stripe between the two leaves of the caudal fin, which is very distinctive in appearance and logo and easy to identify.

Diced yellow pepper is a kind of fish that lurks during the day and comes out at night. I often hide under the water or in crevices during the day, and only come out for food at night. This kind of fish is usually very practical, even in extremely bad living conditions, such as lack of water, it will not die immediately.