Groupers and Sea Basses
25 entries in the Groupers and Sea Basses compendium.
SerranidaeA marine fish family reduced by taxonomic splits.Argentine seabassA rare seabass of the southwestern Atlantic continental shelf.Cephalopholis colonusA plankton-feeding grouper of the Eastern Pacific.GrouperGroupers are large, stout-bodied fish important as food and game.Black sea bassA protogynous hermaphrodite sea bass of the western Atlantic.ChelidopercaA genus of marine ray-finned fishes in the Indo-Pacific.ParalabraxA genus of nine reef-dwelling rock basses in the Serranidae family.Hypoplectrus gemmaA blue, synchronous hermaphrodite reef fish from the western Atlantic.Hypoplectrus gummiguttaGolden hamlet is a simultaneous hermaphrodite found in the western Atlantic.Shy hamletA synchronous hermaphrodite reef fish with variable coloration.Hypoplectrus indigoA dark blue sea bass with vertical bars, found on Caribbean reefs.Masked hamletA Caribbean sea bass defined by its unique color morph.Hypoplectrus nigricansA simultaneous hermaphrodite reef fish with egg-trading behavior.Hypoplectrus puellaBarred hamlet, a widespread synchronous hermaphrodite of Caribbean reefs.Hypoplectrus unicolorA small, colorful sea bass found in the western Atlantic.Barred sand bassA popular sport fish with stable populations off California.Paralabrax clathratusA kelp-associated bass important to Pacific fisheries.Paralabrax dewegeriA small sea bass found along northern South America.Spotted sand bassA protogynous hermaphrodite sea bass of the eastern Pacific.Serranus baldwiniA small, hermaphroditic reef bass from the western Atlantic.Belted sandfishA small, synchronous hermaphrodite sea bass of the western Atlantic.Serranus tortugarumA simultaneous hermaphrodite sea bass from the western Atlantic.Comber (fish)A solitary, hermaphroditic sea bass found in the eastern Atlantic.Serranus tigrinusA synchronous hermaphrodite sea bass of the western Atlantic.Painted comberA synchronous hermaphrodite sea bass found in the eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean.
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