bumble bee grouper
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they do, but its not freshwater 
Above the grouper are datnoids, magrove snappers, nile perch, barramundi etc...most of which can reach over 2 feet, and some get close to 8 feet!
Above the grouper are datnoids, magrove snappers, nile perch, barramundi etc...most of which can reach over 2 feet, and some get close to 8 feet!
they must be oscars, astronotus orbicularis, a different species altogether, i see you like oscars, in your avatar
I've seen that pic more than once and I like those oscars as well. At first I thought they were just wild-colored common oscars....nice looking group there.
I checked out that place and it is a marine store. If the fish is in Salt water, it would mean that it would not survive acclimating back to freshwater. But these groupers that Wes have for sale are pure freshwater.elasmo said:
These groupers are something else... totally!! They're beautiful, colorful, oddball/unusual looking, rare, and most importantly... MONSTERS!! Price aren't to steep for these guys,,, considering they're freshwater. Well worth it, if you ask me! 
I would love to have one or pair myself... I mean honestly, these days... it's hard to be ORIGINAL in the hobby. Everybody has the same similar stuff... (no offense, don't get me wrong... there's nothing wrong w/ that)... but if you like to be different and want the RARE sh*t... you are going to have to spend some cash! I mean look at this tank... all ORIGINAL!!
I would love to have one or pair myself... I mean honestly, these days... it's hard to be ORIGINAL in the hobby. Everybody has the same similar stuff... (no offense, don't get me wrong... there's nothing wrong w/ that)... but if you like to be different and want the RARE sh*t... you are going to have to spend some cash! I mean look at this tank... all ORIGINAL!!
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