Thin-lipped grey mullet (Lat. Chelon ramada). Six different species of mullet are known in the Adriatic Sea. Marine, brackish and freshwater fish that set to a depth of 10 m. It is common in ports, river areas, lagoons, estuaries.. It prefers muddy waters and muddy bottoms. It can grow up to 55 cm in length. His body is spindle-shaped, strong, slightly compressed laterally. The back is gray-blue, the hips are lighter, and the belly is silvery-white. It is an omnivore and its food consists mainly of epiphytic algae, organic detritus and small benthic or planktonic organisms. It is cought with mullet-nets and coastal tugs. It has a certain commercial value.