Strawberry Grouper

The Strawberry Grouper (Epinephelus’s spp.) is a vibrant marine fish named for its striking reddish-pink color and distinctive markings that resemble strawberries. It inhabits coral reefs and rocky areas, primarily in the Indo-Pacific region. Known for its firm, mild-tasting flesh, it is valued both commercially and recreationally. Adult Strawberry Groupers can grow up to around three feet long. They are important predators in their ecosystem, helping maintain healthy reef environments. Due to their attractive appearance and culinary appeal, they are appreciated by fishermen and seafood enthusiasts alike.