Chelidonichthys spinosus

The small eyed green finned fish is a fish species belonging to the family Meguridae and the genus Green finned fish. The body is elongated and slightly flattened. The back and sides of the head are covered with bone plates. The cheeks have strong edges. The snout process is relatively round and short, with small spines on it. The posterior cervical spine, opercular spine, and scapular spine are all shorter than the eye diameter. There are small spine shield plates on both sides of the dorsal fin base. Small and round scales; There are no scales on the head, chest, and anterior abdomen, and the number of lateral scale holes is 64-66. The anal fin is opposite to the second dorsal fin; The pectoral fins are relatively short and only extend below the anterior base of the second dorsal fin. Red on the back and side, white on the abdomen; The inner surface of the pectoral fins is dark olive green, with many blue spots scattered in the lower half and a blue border.