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Miniatus Grouper Fish (XXXL, 8-9″) – Aggressive Reef Compatible Aquarium Species

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $112.59.Current price is: $72.99.

Miniatus Grouper reaches 18 inches; requires 100-gallon tank and caution due to aggressive nature.

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Miniatus Grouper (Cephalopholis miniata)

Reef Compatible – With Caution
Care Level – Intermediate
Disposition – Aggressive
Min. Tank Size – 100 gallons
Mature Size – 18 inches

Specifications

Feature Value
Size (Adult) 8″ to 9″
Species Cephalopholis miniata
Compatibility Reef compatible with caution
Aggression Level Aggressive
Minimum Tank Size 100 gallons
Mature Size 18 inches

FAQ

Is the Miniatus Grouper safe to keep with other reef fish?

It is reef compatible with caution. It may attack smaller or more delicate reef species. Careful selection of tank mates is recommended.

What is the expected adult size of this fish?

The mature size of the Miniatus Grouper is 18 inches.

What tank size is required for this species?

A minimum tank size of 100 gallons is required for proper growth and behavior.

3 reviews for Miniatus Grouper Fish (XXXL, 8-9″) – Aggressive Reef Compatible Aquarium Species

  1. Melanie Ferguson –

    Bought this grouper for a 100-gallon reef tank. It’s aggressive and needs space. I kept it with larger, hardy fish and it hasn’t attacked them. It’s active and adds visual interest. Requires careful monitoring.

  2. Isaac Buckland –

    It’s not for beginners. I expected more calm behavior, but it’s quite aggressive. I had to remove a small shrimp after a few days. Still, it’s a striking fish and fits well in a large tank.

  3. Katherine Mathis –

    Great addition to a mature reef setup. After a few weeks, it settled into its territory and stopped attacking other fish. Only kept with larger, robust species. Highly recommended for experienced aquarists.

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