The body length of Australian striped dragon is up to 50 cm, which is produced in the east of Australia. It is very similar to star striped dragon. The young fish is very beautiful, with small head, many red star spots on the side of the body, and golden star spots on the rump fin, dorsal fin and tail fin.
A brief introduction to the star point fish in Australia
The Australians live in the north and the east of Australia respectively. Due to the small difference in appearance, they are usually referred to as Australians. The body length of Australian striped dragon is up to 50 cm, which is produced in the east of Australia. It is very similar to star striped dragon. The young fish is very beautiful, with small head, many red star spots on the side of the body, golden star spots on the hip fin, dorsal fin and tail fin. The adult fish is silver with beautiful yellow, olive green dorsal fin and silver luster on the abdomen. Each fin has a black edge. As far back as 3.5 million years ago in the archaeocarboniferous, the dragon fish belonging to the Osteoglossidae family began to exist. Later, the movement of the earth's crust gradually spread them all over the world, such as today's Australia, South America and Asia.
The body shape and color of Australian starfish
The body length of Australian striped dragon is up to 50 cm, which is produced in the east of Australia. It is very similar to star striped dragon. The young fish is very beautiful, with small head, many red star spots on the side of the body, golden star spots on the hip fin, dorsal fin and tail fin. The adult fish is silver with beautiful yellow, olive green dorsal fin and silver luster on the abdomen. Each fin has a black edge.
The origin of Australia's starfish
The body length of Australian striped dragon is up to 50 cm, which is produced in the east of Australia. It is very similar to star striped dragon. The young fish is very beautiful, with small head, many red star spots on the side of the body, golden star spots on the hip fin, dorsal fin and tail fin. The adult fish is silver with beautiful yellow, olive green dorsal fin and silver luster on the abdomen. Each fin has a black edge. They are nocturnal fishes. In recent years, the Australian government has raised a large number of this fry, so the number will not be small. The fish is fierce and can bite many larger fish.
It is very similar to the star striped dragon in the east of Australia. The young fish is very beautiful, with small head, many red star spots on the side of the body, golden star spots on the hip fin, dorsal fin and tail fin. The adult fish is silver with beautiful yellow, olive green dorsal fin and silver luster on the abdomen. Each fin has a black edge. They are nocturnal fishes. In recent years, the Australian government has raised a large number of this fry, so the number will not be small.