Valid name is Coreoperca Whiteheadi, fishbase.org has minimal info. Not sure how big these guys get, if they are similar to the S. Chuatsi, then that would be about 2 feet, but total lenght is not recorded. As with any "baby" fish, their instinct is to hide from big predators. And they get bolder as they get biggerMANGCH1 said:anyone?!? i have noticed one thing if anyone else out there has one and needs info. the guy who works at wes' let me catch mine. and i picked out the lightest shade of brown. (looks close to the korean perch) but as soon as i netted him. he turned all black. i guess he was stressed but i noticed today. as the water tempature got cooler. he got lighter and lighter again relaxing. if anyone has more info please share.
