The Silver Perch is a species of fish commonly found in coastal waters of the western Pacific Ocean, particularly around Australia and New Zealand. It is known for its silver-colored body and can grow up to 50 centimeters in length. This fish prefers shallow waters and often inhabits estuaries and bays. Silver Perch are popular among anglers due to their tasty, firm flesh. They are typically caught using bait or lures and are often found in schools. This species plays a role in the local ecosystem, contributing to the balance of marine life in its habitat.