Is yellow-footed fish a freshwater fish or a marine fish?

Yellow-footed fish is a kind of marine fish.

Yellow-footed snapper refers to yellow-finned snapper, also known as yellow-footed snapper, yellow-footed snapper and red-winged snapper, which is a marine fish of Sparidae and Echinocephala. The fish is 200-300mm long, and the largest individual can reach 3.3kg. Its body is oblong, flat on its side, narrow on its back, dull on its ventral surface, and the length of the upper and lower jaws is almost the same, and the rear end of the maxilla can reach below the front edge of the pupil.

Yellow fin snapper is a kind of warm-water bottom fish in shallow sea, which lives in coastal waters and estuaries. It has no long-distance migration habit, but it will have obvious reproductive migration behavior. Two months before spawning, it will move from nearshore or salty and fresh water areas to deep-sea areas with high salinity. This process takes about two months, and then it will return to the shore after spawning.