Coney grouper

The Coney grouper (Cephalopholis fulva) is a species of fish characterized by its striking coloration, typically showcasing a red or reddish-brown hue with distinctive white spots. This marine fish is native to the western Atlantic Ocean, including the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. It has a robust body, rounded fins, and can change color from bicolored phases to a more uniform shade depending on its environment. Despite its appealing appearance, the Coney grouper is not commonly kept in the aquarium hobby, mainly due to its size and predatory nature.