Ribbonfish

Ribbonfish belongs to the marine fish family. Ribbonfish has a long body and compressed sides that give them a ribbon-like appearance. Ribbonfish swim in the open sea. Ribbonfish do not have anal fins, but their dorsal fins are the same size as their bodies, and the fins on their stomach have 1 large and 9 small fin rays. Ribbonfish are rarely seen alive. Ribbonfish are usually dead and floating on surfaces of the ocean. Ribbonfish is among economically valuable fish. Ribbonfish is widely found in the Persian Gulf waters and Sea of Oman. Ribbonfish is one of the most important fish stocks in the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman, which needs to be studied more in biological and environmental fields. The habitat and fishing ground of ribbonfish is in Bushehr province and the Mataf region in Dayer city. The fishing season of ribbonfish starts in May and continues until September.