Grouper

Goliath grouper are relatively long-lived, with a maximum known age to be at least 37 years old. Goliath grouper were historically found in tropical and… Read More »How Old Can A Grouper Get?

The oldest verifiable goliath grouper on record is 37 years. However, this specimen was sampled from a population of individuals depressed by fishing pressure and… Read More »How Old Are Large Grouper?

The silky and delicate texture of the filet truly separates them from the pack. When served raw, the flesh is exceptionally tender and smooth, almost… Read More »Can You Eat Grouper Raw?

Coney. Coney Grouper are some of the smallest of this species. These fish range in length from six to eight inches, maxing out at one… Read More »What Is The Smallest Grouper?

Groupers are not the only fish that enjoy being petted, it seems. According to videos on YouTube, other species of fish that appear to like… Read More »Do Groupers Like To Be Petted?

As mentioned above, 200 gallons is a good minimum target if one is planning on keeping a grouper with a handful of other appropriate fish,… Read More »How Big Of A Tank Does A Grouper Need?

Groupers are classed as “top level” predators, and are known to eat spiny lobsters, fish, small sharks, turtles and stingrays. What do grouper fish eat?… Read More »Do Groupers Eat Turtles?

From our FAQ page, “Natural predators in the Indo-Pacific and Red Sea that are known to eat lionfish include sharks, cornetfish, grouper, large eels, frogfish… Read More »Do Groupers Eat Lion Fish?

An opportunistic predator, the Goliath grouper can spend hours in dark holes waiting for the right moment to eat everything in its path. This type… Read More »Can A Grouper Fish Swallow A Person?

If you have trouble catching grouper, try using frozen squid, octopus, or crab as they can’t fight back and a dead stink bait is an… Read More »What Is The Best Bait For Gag Grouper In Florida?