Blue-spotted sea bream (Lat. Pagrus coeruleostrictus). Coastal species whose leaves above muddy, sandy and hard bottom. It prefers to swim close to the rocky and pebble bottom. Grows till 90 cm (10 kg), common 30-50 cm and haunts to 200 m deep. Feeds with shellfish, fish and crabs. It reaches sexual maturity at 2 years old. Spawning migration occurs parallel to the coast with intermittent spawning between spring and autumn over soft bottoms in shallow waters. It catches by trawls, setnets and long-lining.