Whitespotted Grouper
Epinephelus coeruleopunctatus
The Whitespotted Grouper (Epinephelus coeruleopunctatus) is a tropical marine fish of the family Serranidae. It lives on and around reefs, between 2 and 65 m deep. It grows to 76 cm (total length). The IUCN Red List rates it Least Concern.
- Size
- 76 cmtotal length
- Depth
- 2–65 m
- Climate zone
- Tropical
In the wild
- Water type
- Marine
- Climate zone
- Tropical
- Habitat
- Coral and rocky reefs
Depth
surface
2 m65 m
Conservation status
Classification
- FamilySerranidae
- GenusEpinephelus
- SpeciesEpinephelus coeruleopunctatus
Quick answers
- Whitespotted Grouper size: how big does it get?
- It grows to 76 cm (total length).
- Whitespotted Grouper: is it endangered?
- The IUCN Red List rates it Least Concern.
Related species
Camouflage GrouperEpinephelus polyphekadion
Highfin GrouperEpinephelus maculatus
Blacksaddle RockcodEpinephelus howlandi
Areolate GrouperEpinephelus areolatus
Blacktip GrouperEpinephelus fasciatus
Rankin CodEpinephelus multinotatus
Greasy RockcodEpinephelus tauvina
Snubnose GrouperEpinephelus macrospilos
Coral GrouperEpinephelus corallicola
Foursaddle GrouperEpinephelus spilotoceps
Halfmoon GrouperEpinephelus rivulatus
Specklefin GrouperEpinephelus ongus
Sources
The figures on this page are compiled from the references below.