What is sheep?

Sheepshead is a species that is located in the western Atlantic Ocean and the Mexican Gulf. Sheepshead Fish is also commonly referred to as a convicted fish, scientifically named Archosargus Probatocephalus and is part of Sparidae or Porgy, family. Sheepshead Fish is awarded as food for people because of her white meat. Sheep fish often occur in tidal streams and brackish water and can move into fresh water when temperatures are cooler. The fish has a silver color with vertical black stripes on its sides. Adult fish are about 8 pounds (3.6 kg) and 18 inches (35 cm). The largest fish of the sheep was weighed by £ 145 (66 kg). She will also eat plants and barenacles sometimes. The fish is known for its strong teeth, which is said to resemble sheep teeth, use them to crush prey. Fish Jetaké known for theft of bait of fishermen.

friction is usually at the beginning of spring, although it was seen in the Gulf of Mexico in January. Fish are melting several times during the seasonThe female fish are produced every time they emerge, up to 250,000 eggs. The eggs hatch within 28 to 40 hours of fertilization. Fish are sexually matured between 2 and 3 years and have a lifetime of about 25 years.

There are several different organisms that parasitize fish. These include different types of nematodes and ciliates. It is not expected that none of them threatens fish.

There is a limited commercial fishing sheep. As a game fish, however, are popular goals of fishermen. In fishing for shepherd is a popular bait crab, clam or barnacles. Sharp spines and gills can be difficult to handle and clean for fishermen.

Sheepshead Bay in Brooklyn, NY, was named for this species, which was once abundant in waters. At the end of the 18th century, however, this species began to disappear. The reason for a decrease in fish in New York is uncertain. Occasional sheep can still be seen in the water, but there is no widespread fish return in these waters. SubspeciesB are located in waters outside the South American and parts of the Gulf of Mexico.