Common name: Grouper

Mycteroperca is a genus of fish in the family Serranidae, commonly known as groupers. These fish are popular in the aquarium trade for their impressive size and striking appearance. They are characterized by robust bodies, large mouths, and a mottled or camouflaged coloration that can change to blend with their surroundings. Groupers from this genus are generally not suitable for small aquariums due to their potential size and predatory nature. They require large tanks with plenty of hiding places and a diet of meaty foods. Mycteroperca species are also known for their interesting behavior, including the ability to rapidly change color and patterns for communication and camouflage.

1. 
   Common name: Comb grouper

   Scientific name: Mycteroperca acutirostris
2. 
   Common name: rockfish

   Scientific name: Mycteroperca bonaci
3. 
   Common name: rockfish

   Scientific name: Mycteroperca interstitialis
4. 
   Common name: Golden grouper

   Scientific name: Mycteroperca rosacea
5. 
   Common name: Gag

   Scientific name: Mycteroperca tigris
6. 
   Common name: rockfish

   Scientific name: Mycteroperca venenosa