The Whipfin Silver Biddy, a small but striking fish, is known for its elongated dorsal fin, which resembles a whip. This species inhabits coastal waters, often found near sandy or muddy bottoms. They school together in large numbers, feeding on small crustaceans and invertebrates. The Whipfin Silver Biddy is a popular target for recreational anglers, and its delicate flesh offers a mild, slightly sweet flavor, making it suitable for a variety of culinary preparations. It can be pan-fried, grilled, baked, or even used in ceviche or as part of a fish stew.
Scientific Name: Gerres filamentosus Country of Origin: Indonesia
