The Mi-iuy Croaker is a gray-brown fish that lives near muddy coastal seabeds in the northwest Pacific. It stays near the bottom by day and rises a little at night. It is not native to U.S. waters.
Appearance
Appearance
This croaker has a long, somewhat flattened gray brown body, a pale belly, and dark edges on several fins.
Where it lives
Typical habitats
Muddy coastal seafloor
Northwest Pacific
Range
It lives around Korea, western Japan, and the East China Sea; it is not native to U.S. waters.
Preferred conditions
It stays near soft seabeds, roughly 50–330 ft (15–100 m) below the surface.
Behavior
Diet
It eats fish and bottom dwelling .
Activity
It stays near the bottom by day and rises a little at night.