Pearl bird

The body of the pearl bird is long, like a cannonball, and its body is There are 5-6 bright spots in a row on the side. The pearl finches belonging to the cichlid family like to dig in the sand. Pearl finches are non-monogamous but tend to be monogamous, with females laying eggs close to rocks or shells.

Pearl finches are one of the rarest sand-dwelling bream in shallow waters. They grow in rocks or shells, so paired individuals can often be seen on the edge of sandy rock transition areas. Although it is a widely dispersed species, it has small geographical variability. The northern group is characterized by a red edge on the dorsal fin (black for young fish), while the southern group has a yellow edge and a yellow upper chin.

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