The lifespan of a two-character hanger is about 10 years. After understanding the life of the two-shaped hanging, let's take a look at other information about the two-shaped hanging!

The two-character hanging fish has an oval shape and a flat side. The head is small, and the outline of the back of the head protrudes as it grows. The mouth is small, end position, with a row of flat teeth in the upper and lower jaws, the teeth are fixed and immovable, and the tooth margins are notched. The spines of the dorsal and anal fins are sharp, and none of the fin rays are elongated. The pectoral fins are nearly triangular, and the caudal fins are crescent-shaped. The body of the two-shaped fish is uniformly milky yellow, without any lines on the side of the body, but with two short black horizontal bands just behind the eyes, the spots are shorter than the length of the head and narrower than the diameter of the eyes.