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Blacksaddled Coral Grouper
Plectropomus laevis
Also known as: Blacksaddle Coral Grouper, Blacksaddle Grouper, Black-saddled Coral Trout, Black-saddled Leopard Grouper, Bluespot Coral Trout, Bluespot Trout, Blue-spotted Coral Trout, Chinese Footballer, Chinese Footballer Cod, Coral Trout, Footballer Cod, Footballer Coral Trout, Footballer Trout, Giant Coral Grouper, Giant Coral Trout, Hind, Leopard Black-saddled Coral Grouper, Leopard Coral Grouper, Oceanic Coral Trout, Oceanic Trout, Rockcod, Saddleback Coral Grouper, Saddleback Coral Trout, Saddleback Grouper, Spotted Coral Grouper, Tiger Trout, Trout
- Blacksaddle Coral Grouper
- Blacksaddle Grouper
- Black-saddled Coral Trout
- Black-saddled Leopard Grouper
- Bluespot Coral Trout
- Bluespot Trout
- Blue-spotted Coral Trout
- Chinese Footballer
- Chinese Footballer Cod
- Coral Trout
- Footballer Cod
- Footballer Coral Trout
- Footballer Trout
- Giant Coral Grouper
- Giant Coral Trout
- Hind
- Leopard Black-saddled Coral Grouper
- Leopard Coral Grouper
- Oceanic Coral Trout
- Oceanic Trout
- Rockcod
- Saddleback Coral Grouper
- Saddleback Coral Trout
- Saddleback Grouper
- Spotted Coral Grouper
- Tiger Trout
- Trout
Showing details for the juvenile stage. Switch stages to see how it differs.
Overview
Juveniles found over rubble areas in shallow reefs, colourful like a bright football, mimicking the poisonous Saddled Pufferfish. Juveniles found over rubble areas of shallow reefs, colourful like a bright football, mimicking the poisonous Saddled Pufferfish.
How to identify
- Pattern
- barsblack barsspeckles
- Fins & Tail
- yellow tail
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Habitat & where to find it
Where the juvenile stage lives, and where its photos were taken.
- Range · Indo-Pacific
- Country only · 3
Juveniles found over rubble areas in shallow reefs, colourful like a bright football, mimicking the poisonous Saddled Pufferfish.
Juvenile photos 3
Discussion 4
4 comments
- markn· 26 Mar 2016
sorry just the 3rd one, it is just that the black /white markings don't follow the other photos and it looks very much like a photo i have of a juvenile bigeyed bream taken in Rarotonga
- mark· 24 Mar 2016
this is a bit indistinct but could this photo be of a juvenile humpnose bigeyed bream instead of a juvenile blacksaddle coral grouper? The black markings seem more like the bream than the grouper
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