Giant Grouper
One of the world's largest reef-dwelling bony fish
About the Giant Grouper
Size
Giant groupers are one of the world's largest reef-dwelling bony fish, growing up to 2.7 metres.
Relationship with other species
Symbiotic Relationship
Giant groupers engage in a mutualistic relationship with cleaner wrasses, which feed on parasites found on the groupers' body.
Fun facts
Appearance
They can weigh up to 400 kilogrammes!
Did you know?
They are found in shallow waters, swimming near the seafloor
Diet
They feed on lobsters, fishes and even small sharks, swallowing their prey whole!
Appearance
They can weigh up to 400 kilogrammes!
Did you know?
They are found in shallow waters, swimming near the seafloor
Diet
They feed on lobsters, fishes and even small sharks, swallowing their prey whole!
Appearance
They can weigh up to 400 kilogrammes!
Did you know?
They are found in shallow waters, swimming near the seafloor
Diet
They feed on lobsters, fishes and even small sharks, swallowing their prey whole!