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Bluespotted Grouper perched on a reef ledge, holding on with its fins. A member of the grouper family, the Peacock Rock Cod can be found around both shallow and deep coral reefs. They are territorial, hiding in rocky ledges or coral crevices. Males often have harems of 2-6 females, each of guards her own area of his territory.
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Bluespotted Grouper Facts
Common Name(s): Blue-Spotted Grouper, Peacock Rock Cod, Argus grouper, Peacock hind, roi
Scientific Name: Cephalopholis argus
Family: Serranidae (Sea basses: groupers and fairy basslets)
Size: 40 - 60 cm
Diet: Fish, occasionally crustaceans
Habitat: Lagoons, coral reefs, tide pools
Depth: 1 - 40 metres, normally 1 - 15 metres
Distribution: Indo-Pacific; Red Sea to South Africa, east to French Polynesia, north to Ogasawara islands, south to Australia.
Conservation: Least Concern
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