Arrow Grouper Belanoperca Chabanaudi Vivarium Lighting They often inhabit lagoons and

They often inhabit lagoons and reefs

which includes red eyes and colourful scales that resemble a tiger-striped pattern that many tigers have in the wild

Optimised for lower fish stress

as it may nip or outcompete them for food

Arrow Grouper Belanoperca Chabanaudi Vivarium Lighting They often inhabit lagoons andArrow Grouper Belnoperca chabanaudiOverview: The Arrow Grouper is a striking predatory fish, named for its streamlined body and arrow like markings along its flanks. Its bold patterns and predatory behavior make it a captivating centerpiece in large marine aquariums. Origin: Native to the Indo Pacific, typically found around coral reefs and rocky outcrops from East Africa to the central Pacific. Feeding: Carnivorous thrives on a diet of meaty foods