STRATOS S.A.

Meagre
It scientific name is Argyrosomus regius and belongs to the family of Scianidae.It is very similar to the Sea bass with silver color and a yellow-colored mouth. Its length can attain 2 m. and its weight 100 kg.
This fish lives in inshore waters and can be found all around the Mediterranean Sea and the East coasts of the Atlantic Ocean; very recently, it made its appearance in the North Red Sea.
The preferred habitat of the meagre is in the deep sea, up to 300m, however, it may also be found in very shallow waters, close to rocks or in sandy bottoms with seaweeds. It is a sarcophagus fish feeding mainly on other fish such as red mullets, sardines and crustaceans.

Sea Bass
Its scientific name is Dicentrarchus labrax and belongs to the family of the Morone.The sea bass has a dark back and silver color, its shape is long and hydrodynamic.
Its length can reach 105 centimeters and its weight is 12 kilos! It lives 13-15 years in salt water as well as in brackish and/or fresh water. It prefers coastlines with sand dunes with sea weeds or pebbles near which there are estuaries and lagoons as well as coastal waters.
It is located throughout the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, on the eastern shores of the Atlantic Ocean, from Norway to Morocco.
They usually travel in shallow depths of up to 10m.
At younger ages it forms flocks while growing up they live autonomously.It is a sarcophagus and extremely wary fish, fed with smaller fish, mollusks and shrimps.

Sea bream
Its scientific name is Sparus aurata and it belongs to the Sparidae family. According to scientific literature, its length may reach 70 cm. and its weight 12 to 15 kilos! However, the most common weight in the Mediterranean is from 800g to 4-5 kg. It lives approximately for 10-11 years. Sea Bream is a wide-ranging benthic species, a fish that is met both in brackish as well as in salty waters and lives near the sea floor. It prefers sandy or muddy seabeds and seaweed beds; however, it can usually be found at a depth of up to 30 m., though the larger fish of the species usually move deeper (up to 150 m. depth). It is spread all over the Mediterranean, in the Black Sea and the Eastern Atlantic Ocean from Great Britain to Senegal, and rare in the Black Sea. It is a carnivorous species, but also consumes vegetable matter as a consequence of its benthic diet. It commonly feeds on mollusks, mussels, and shellfish.