The Red Hind Grouper (Epinephelus guttatus) can be found among the western Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean. They have a pale pink or white body with red spots, as well as occasional brown splotches. In the wild they can reach sizes of 30 inches, though they typically reach around 16 inches in captivity. As is true for most groupers, they should not be kept with smaller fish or crustaceans, and would do best in a large fish only tank with other show size fish. They should be fed a carnivorous diet of meaty preparations, such as squid or silver sides on a regular basis and are not recommended for reef systems.