Grouper

This species has variable body color but most commonly shades of pale yellow to green, occasionally with grayish tint. There is a bright red stripe from eye to pectoral fin base and red border on ventral fins. Lives solitary on reef areas, 4 - 20 m depth.

This species has a red, pale gray or olive to dark brown body with small blue spots on head, body and fins. There is a thin blue margin on tail and a blue ring around eye. Lives solitary in reef areas, 3 - 100 m depth.

This species has a black body with six to nine white or gold stripes. Lives solitary in reef areas, 1 - 20 m depth.

For the adult, this species has a brown body with large white blotches and numerous small pale spots on head, body and fins. The juvenile has a dark brown body with numerous small white to yellow spots on head, body and fins. Lives solitary on reef areas, 1 - 20 m depth.

This species has a gray-brown body with scattered reddish brown to black spots. The fins are dark grey with narrow pale margins. Lives solitary in reef areas, 2- 30 m depth.

This species has a dark brown body sometimes with a whitish area. There are dark-edged blue spots covering head and breast. Lives solitary in reef areas, 2 - 20 m depth.

Brown to orange to red with numerous small dark edge round and vertical blue spot along the body. Have 5-6 dark bars at the upper body. The size is up to 120 cm.

This species has two variations: a pale form and a dark form, though both reach a similar size of up to 125 cm. The pale variation has a white base color with four black saddles along the body, a black band above the eye, and yellow fins. The dark variation has a darker body color with 3–4 dark bars along the body, along with small dark-edged blue spots on the head, body, and fins. Can be found on 4-90m depth

Have a brown base color with dark brown spots, and a pair of prominent white saddles on forehead and middle of back. The size is up to 60 cm.

Have dark brown base color with small blue spots on the body and fin. Also a longate blue spots on the head and a blue ring around the eye. Blue margin on tail. The size of body is up to 125 cm.

Have a dark gray with irregular pale spots and random blotches. Found in muddy or silty sandy area.

This species is still related to grouper, and can be found with other fish like cat fish. The skin produce a secretes toxin called grammistin when they are stressed. And it feels like soap to the skin. Base color are yellow and have brown to black eye bar and also in mid-dorsal to anal fin. The size is up to 25 cm.

White base color and polygonal spots in varying brown shades. Stay solitary in coral reef and usually less than 20 m of depth. The body size is up to 32 cm.

Have a brownish base color and covered numerous black edge blue spots. Stay solitary in reef, have size of body up to 30 cm.

Have brown and have dark bars on each side of body, the tail are dark and have a blue edge. It is solitary,can be found at reef and feeds crustacean.

Found on coral reefs, where they hide in crevices, among branching corals, or within coral rubble of sheltered reef areas. Juveniles exhibit a distinctive undulating swimming motion, similar to that of harlequin sweetlips juveniles. Their coloration is snow white with black spots. Adults are considered an important food fish. Found at depths between 3 - 20 meters.