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Sea Basses and Groupers Blue-spotted Grouper Clown Grouper Dampiera Grouper Golden-striped Grouper Marine Betta Miniatus Grouper Panther Grouper White-spotted Grouper

Sea Basses and Groupers

Family: Serranidae Picture of a Miniatus Grouper or Coral Trout

Miniatus Grouper or Coral Trout Cephalopholis miniatus

If you enjoy a large aquarium with fewer but larger fish, often with distinctive personalities, Groupers may be just the fish for you! They are mostly solitary fish, prefering their own company, and they are predators!

Click on the names or small images below
to access information on each Grouper.

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Groupers are generally quite large fish when mature, but many of the juvenile forms are favorite aquarium specimens. Most groupers are hardy though there are a few that are more difficult to keep. Visit each fish for its particular needs.

They are a predatory fish and should therefore be feed meaty foods, such as live brine shrimp, squid, clams, and an occasional live goldfish. Feeding of freshwater feeders, such as goldfish, exclusively should be avoided since freshwater species lack certain nutrients required by the saltwater varieties.

For more Information on keeping marine fish see:
Guide to a Happy, Healthy Marine Aquarium

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Dampiera Grouper	Clown or Bearded Grouper
Dampiera Grouper Labracinus cyclophthalmus	Pogonoperca punctata
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Sea Basses and Groupers

If you enjoy a large aquarium with fewer but larger fish, often with distinctive personalities, Groupers may be just the fish for you! They are mostly solitary fish, prefering their own company, and they are predators!

Click on the names or small images below to access information on each Grouper.

For more Information on keeping marine fish see: Guide to a Happy, Healthy Marine Aquarium

Don't see your favorite Grouper here? Send us a a picture and/or description and we'll try to include it! ~ Submit it Here ~

Click on the names or small images below
to access information on each Grouper.

For more Information on keeping marine fish see:
Guide to a Happy, Healthy Marine Aquarium

Don't see your favorite Grouper here?
Send us a a picture and/or description and we'll try to include it!
~ Submit it Here ~