Blue Dot Grouper

Blue Dot Grouper Info The Blue Spot Grouper Cephalopholis argus, also called the peacock hind, argus hind, and bluespottted grouper is beautiful and tough. This aggressive fish is found in the Indo-Pacific and Hawaii. A sea bass that is properly a part of the family of Serranidae Blue dot grouper is primarily fed by other species of fish in the wild, but it also eats crustaceans. Expect similar behavior for your tank. If you have a large fish-only aquarium with similarly large fish the blue dot is one of the most beautiful members of the genus and must be considered with care. The blue dot grouper is a fan of low-light areas with a couple of strong caves (these fish are known to dig). A single blue dot grouper can be kept in an aquarium. A diet that is rich in chunks from marine meat (such as table shrimp in raw form) or a frozen meal designed for marine carnivores must be served. Although this blue spot grouper might seem shy upon introduction in a short time it will be an amiable, disease-resistant beautiful fish for a large fish-only aquarium.