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Yellow Edge Grouper

Epinephelus flavimbatus

 

The Yellow Edge Grouper, also commonly known as the Deep Water Yellowfin Grouper (not to be confused with the Yellowfin Grouper), lives in very deep water, generally between 450 – 850 feet deep. They live near the continental shelf, and feed on large bottom dwellers including: squid, octopus, crab, eel, lizardfish, seahorses, scorpionfish and searobins.

 

The Yellow Edge Grouper is a Protogynous Hermaphrodite. Their life span is about 20 years, during which time they will grow up to 30# and up to 45” in length. The world’s record specimen was caught in Destin, Florida, and weighed 41#, 1 oz.

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