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Groupers, members of one of the largest families of fishes found in Florida waters, run the gamut of sizes and shapes, from the diminutive graysby weighing several pounds to the mammoth goliath grouper that can top the scales at 600 pounds or more.

This publication discusses nine grouper species that are found in Florida, and includes information on appearance and size. Also discussed is grouper life history and economic and management considerations.
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