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Cephalopholis miniata
A Blue-Spotted Specimen
The Cephalopholis miniata is a red grouper with blue spots, living in small groups or alone. Its tolerance towards cleaner shrimp allows it to benefit from their care.
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- Delivery price France
- Fixed price €24.90 - Offered starting from €249 of living*
- Minimum order amount for live products
- 50€ excluding shipping costs. For the well-being of the animals, do not make them travel alone.
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Temperament
- Aggressive
- Food
- Carnivore
- Reef compatibility
- Not compatible
- Recommended number
- Alone
- Maximum size
- 30 cm (30 centimeters)
- Delivery date
- Choose your delivery day at the "Address" step in your cart.
- Reproduction
- Impossible
- Package information for the winter period
- A hole is made in the cardboard to supply the chemical heater with oxygen.
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The Cephalopholis miniata is a grouper that is entirely red and covered with tiny blue spots. Its body is elongated and can sometimes reach 40 cm. Only its pectoral fins are free from blue spots. Most often, this specimen is found in the clear waters of the Indo-Pacific zone. In small groups or solitary, it defends its territory among the reefs.
The Cephalopholis miniata requires a minimum of 450L of water in an aquarium for quality maintenance. The water temperature should be between 23° and 28°, and the pH between 8 and 8.5. Carnivorous, it feeds on small fish and crustaceans. It is worth noting that it pairs perfectly with cleaner shrimp, who take care of the Cephalopholis miniata.
Common name: Miniata Grouper. This fish has an elongated red body with blue spots all over.
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Superbe poisson ! en Fish only biensur si vous ne désirez pas que tout vos petits poissons disparaissent... Bien acclimaté, pas timide !Merci
By John D. the 01/07/2013
A Blue-Spotted Specimen
The Cephalopholis miniata is a red grouper with blue spots, living in small groups or alone. Its tolerance towards cleaner shrimp allows it to benefit from their care.