Miniatus Grouper (Indian Ocean) Wrasses & Hogfish and a distinctive ring forms

and a distinctive ring forms behind the eye which is ringed in blue

sick or injured fish may be too tempting to resist and the eel may attempt to consume them

gorgonians and sea grasses are best used at the aquariums ends

As a juvenile it is a bright yellow all over with a blue eye

Miniatus Grouper (Indian Ocean) Wrasses & Hogfish and a distinctive ring formsGroupers are large fish that make incredible display animals in the right aquarium. They get along well with other large bodied fishes as long as they don't enter its cave, but will greedily swallow whole any small or slender fish as well as shrimp and crabs. They do not harm corals, but may knock over small decor with their strong tails. They are best kept singly in all but the largest of aquaria, and then they should be of different species and