The first dorsal fin is close to the pectoral than the pelvic fins, and bear a straight, grooved spine in front. The second dorsal fin is half again as tall as the first and bears a longer, curved spine. The pectoral fins are rounded at the tips, with the distance between them and the medium-sized, angular pelvic fins about equal to the distance between the dorsal fins.
The description details the placement and shape of the dorsal and pectoral fins on the fish. It states that the first dorsal fin is closer to the pectoral fins than the pelvic fins and has a straight spine. The second dorsal fin is taller and curved, while the pectoral fins are rounded with equal distance between them and the pelvic fins.