Sea Light Gallery - Grouper, decorative fish light sculptures by artist George Foster

Ship wrecks, rock ledges, and isolated reefs are the Grouper's preferred spawning habitat. Many groupers are prodigious hermaphrodites - a condition in which individuals first mature into females only later to becomes males. Predators of groupers include large fish such as barracudas.

copper, paper, and glass
42 inches long

The facts collected to describe each fish were pulled from various sources over the internet by Sealight Gallery's staff. Sealight wants to acknowledge that we did not write any of the material in regard to the descriptions, but we found the information collected fascinating. We hope that in reprinting it readers will be inspired by it to save and preserve the ocean and all of her glory.

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Birch Aquarium at Scripps

Decorative Fish Light Sculptures by artist George Foster

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