Genus

Common name: Redmouth Grouper

Scientific name: Aethaloperca

The Aethaloperca genus, commonly known as the Redmouth Grouper, includes the well-known species Aethaloperca rogaa. These groupers are appreciated for their striking appearance and are a bold addition to larger marine aquariums. They exhibit a robust body with a distinctive red mouth, which is especially visible when they open their jaws. In the wild, they are found in reef environments and are known for their predatory nature, feeding on smaller fish and invertebrates. For hobbyists, it's important to provide ample space and a diet that reflects their carnivorous preferences.

  1. Redmouth grouper
    Common name: Red-flushed rock-cod
    Scientific name: Aethaloperca rogaa