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Long Fin Grouper

Supplier From India
Jul-31-19

Common Name: Giant Grouper

Scientific Name: Epinephelus quoyanus

Main Diagnostic Features: Large, close-set, hexagonal to roundish, dark brown to blackish spots. Ventral edge of anal and caudal fins and leading edge of pelvic fins with white line and blackish submarginal band.

Process type: Whole Round

Size range: 300/500 gms; 500/1000 gms

Packing in bulk / 10 / 15 kgs per box

Method of Catch: LHP – Hand Lines & Pole Lines (Hand Operated)

Fishing Zone: FAO 051


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