Black grouper
A species of Mycteroperca, Also known as Bonaeci arara Scientific name : Mycteroperca bonaci Genus : Mycteroperca
Black grouper, A species of Mycteroperca
Also known as:
Bonaeci arara
Botanical name: Mycteroperca bonaci
Genus: Mycteroperca
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Description
All black grouper individuals start life as female, then take on male characteristics later in each of their lifespans. This solitary species inhabits coral reefs, feeding on smaller fish. They are harvested commercially and fished recreationally, as their meat is considered very tasty, but there have been numerous reports of ciguatera poisoning.
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Fish Order
Perch-like fish Family
Groupers and sea basses Genus
Mycteroperca Species
Black grouper 
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