The yellow-finned crane is fertile. The main way of reproduction of the yellow-finned crane is to lay eggs in groups.

The yellow-finned cranes mainly live in tropical regions. The dorsal fin, a small part of the anal fin and the edge of the caudal fin are gray-black, and most of the pelvic and anal fins and the lower lobe of the caudal fin are yellow.

The yellow-finned crane, also known as the yellow-footed stand, stand up fish, etc., belongs to the Perciformes bream family. At present, the yellow-finned dangling is widely distributed in the coastal and offshore areas in my country, and it is also one of the important economic fishes in the coastal areas of South China in recent years.