




Sparus aurata
Gilthead Seabream is a shiny fish known for its tasty meat. They are often found in warm coastal waters!
Habitat: Warm coastal waters
The Gilthead Seabream has a distinctive silvery body with a darker back. Its most striking feature is a prominent golden-yellow stripe between its eyes, resembling a crown. A dark spot can also be seen near its gill cover.





Category
FishRarity
Common
Danger
2/5
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Ancient Romans used to farm these delicious fish in special saltwater ponds!
Gilthead Seabream have super strong jaws and teeth for crunching tough shells!
Its golden stripe gives it the nickname 'gilt-head,' meaning golden head!
This fish starts its life as a boy, but can turn into a girl when it gets older!
Gilthead Seabream has strong jaws and flat, molar-like teeth that help them crush tough mollusc and crustacean shells.
Gilthead Seabream can change sex, starting as male and later becoming female, helping them maximize reproduction.
Gilthead Seabream can tolerate varied water salinities, which helps them thrive in estuaries and coastal lagoons.
This fish crunches on crabs and clams with its strong teeth, but also eats plants!
Mytilus galloprovincialis
Crushes and eats their hard shells.
Carcinus maenas
Preys on these crabs with strong jaws.
Epinephelus marginatus
Smaller Gilthead Seabream are prey for larger groupers.
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Danger
2/5
Watch quietly from a distance and never try to feed or chase wild animals.
30-70 cm
0.5-10 kg
5-11 years
This fish crunches on crabs and clams with its strong teeth, but also eats plants!
10 km/h
Warm coastal waters
Foraging
150 m
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