Lepomis humilis (Sun pole with orange points)

Lepomis humilis is a fish belonging to the Centrarchid family. It is commonly called "rock-blue fish" or "lanterne fish" because of its brilliant blue color and the glow produced by its body when it is exposed to light. Lepomis humilis is mainly from the United States, where it lives in the shallow waters of rivers and lakes.

Lepomis humilis is a medium -sized fish, measuring about 15 centimeters in length. It has a cylindrical and slender body, with a wide head and a narrow mouth. Its color varies from dark blue to light blue, with white and yellow spots that cover its head and upper part. Its fins are transparent and it has a caudal fin in the shape of a fish tail.

Lepomis humilis is a carnivorous fish that feeds mainly on small fish, insects and crustaceans. He is often seen in grouping in a group, which allows him to more easily catch his prey. Lepomis humilis is also known for its territorial behavior and its ability to defend its territory against other fish.

Lepomis humilis is a fascinating fish to observe because of its bright color and unique behaviors. Unfortunately, it is often threatened by the introduction of exotic species, pollution and destructive habitat, which can endanger its long -term survival. It is important to protect this species and its habitat to ensure its long -term survival.