Definitely a triple tail! We fish for them offshore and they will camouflage themselves to their surroundings. Always found near floating structure. Sometimes you can't even see them in the seaweed until they move. You will also see them on their sides a lot, which is completely normal. They love shrimp! Good Luck!
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Yes he's a great fish though.. My kids enjoy him because he will follow your figure around the hole tank
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Thanks guys 
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Great to get an answer and see the community solve another one! WTG R2R!
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I would say mine right now is about the size of my hand...very fiesty to.
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I collected two years ago. They were the size of mangrove leaves. They look exactly like the leaves also. I ended up releasing them when They got about hand size. Very cool fish. Someone would say your fish is floating on it's side must be a goner. Oh Ya? I say, Watch this. In goes a piece of shrimp & they came to life !
One of the best fish to eat. They are delicious. We find them floating with debris offshore when we are fishing for Dolphin. (Mahi) They get big. Certain times of the year they move inshore and we see them floating around the channel markers. Great fishing on light tackle.
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++ Thanks for that. I was reading through this thread and when I saw that grouper could get so large the first thing that came to mind was: Can I eat it, and how does it taste?
Cool find!
