Palefin

Characteristics
The Palefin is a meaty fish with small scales covering most of its body. The color of the fish varies significantly based on the different minerals in the area. The most common color is a dark green with a cream stripe running down the length of the fish. All of it's fins are dark brown with shimmers of blue except for its tail fin which is a pale creamy color. This is also where the name originates from. They can grow as big as 4 feet in length and can weight up to 35 pounds

Habitat
Found in lakes and rivers, Palefins don't mind cold of warm water except during spawning season when they prefer warmer, shallow areas where they can lay their eggs. They prefer to spend most of their lives in deeper cooler water.

Food
A Palefins diet depends on what is available. It will eat plants, insects and other smaller fish if given the chance, but prefers insects.