Although striped bass are ocean fish, that can live in freshwater, and are stocked there, they are not related closely to the sea basses. Stripers are related to the Morone family of fish, including the white bass, yellow bass, and white perch.
Yes No, they are not.the sand bass is related to the black sea bass,while the white bass is related to striped bass and white perch,the morone family.The sand bass is a fish of shallow structure and shipwrecks,prefering shallower water than the black sea bass.Also,the white bass is a freshwater fish.
The white bass is a member of the Morone family, with stripers and yellow bass and white perch. The black bass includes largemouth, smallmouth, spotted, and redeye bass, which are sunfish, white bass are open water schooling fish, while black bass are structure orientated fish, ambush hunters. There is also a black sea bass, which is no relation to freshwater bass.
Yes. There are many fish called bass. Some, like the largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass, are actually large members of the sunfish family. The striped bass, white bass, yellow bass, and white perch (aka, waccamaw, in the south) are true basses, in the family Morone. There are many of sea bass, including the grouper family, black sea bass, sand bass, among others.
It is so salty that you can float without trying.
Yes, sea bass are carnivores.
Yes, sea bass are carnivores.
corvina sea bass may be anything. Chilean sea bssis the toothfish
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A sea bass can reproduce
Freshwater bass include; Sunfish Family- largemouth, smallmouth, cousae, redeye, spotted, and Suwannae bass. Morone family- striped, white bass, white perch, yellow bass. Saltwater basses; black sea bass, jewfish, grouper species, sand bass, striped bass. Note; The striped bass has been introduced into many freshwater lakes, because it can live in fresh or saltwater.
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