The body size of the spotted short bream is generally between 3 and 6 cm in length. The spotted short bream is relatively slender, with a black longitudinal stripe running through the fish body to the caudal fin. It is best to raise the spotted short bream in pairs, and it is also necessary to pay attention to the special requirements of water temperature and water quality. For the spotted short bream, it is easier to suffer from bacterial gill disease and fungal gill disease, so when raising the spotted short bream, you must pay attention to the cleanliness of the breeding environment.

The spotted short bream is an omnivorous fish species, generally not picky eaters, eat almost everything, After domestication, the spotted short bream can eat artificial feed. Because the spotted short bream has a very beautiful body color, it is recommended to feed more live bait to the spotted short bream. Don't worry about the negative effects of feeding live bait. In fact, as long as the source of live bait is clear and cleaned, it is a very good feed for spotted short bream. In general, spotted short breams are relatively easy to raise.