Diplodus vulgaris reaches 30 cm. Silver body recognizable by two characteristic dark bands: a wide one across the nape and one on the caudal peduncle, framing a pale flank. Gregarious, forms dense schools. Common from 0 to 90 m on all bottom types, with a broader range than D. sargus. Omnivorous. Frequent in marine protected areas.
Frequently asked questions
How big is the Common two-banded seabream?
Common two-banded seabream (Diplodus vulgaris) reaches 18–30 cm in length.
At what depth can you find the Common two-banded seabream?
Common two-banded seabream is found between 0–90 m deep.
Is the Common two-banded seabream dangerous to divers?
Danger level: Harmless.
What is the conservation status of the Common two-banded seabream?
IUCN status: Least concern (LC).
Where can you find the Common two-banded seabream?
Found in: East Atlantic, Macaronesia, Mediterranean.