Nan'ao grouper [Guangdong Nan'ao specialty]

What is South Australian grouper? Authentic Guangdong Nan'ao specialty: Nan'ao grouper

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Basic introduction of Nan'ao grouper

Grouper, commonly known as grouper or "passing fish" in Guangdong, and as "guyu" or "national fish" in Fujian and Zhejiang. There are many types of grouper, with over a hundred species worldwide, and more than 30 species recorded along the coast of China

Groupers are reef dwelling fish. Natural species inhabit coastal rocky reefs, undulating and rocky sea areas, coral reefs, sunken ships, or artificial fish reefs. Epinephelus is a typical predatory carnivorous fish, which relies on its sensitive vision and ability to distinguish between light and color. It often fiercely preys on marine organisms such as fish, shrimp, crabs, octopuses, and even barnacles, and particularly likes to eat fresh animals. Fishermen choose suitable small shrimps, octopuses, sandworms, etc. as bait based on the sea conditions, living habits, and different seasons in which it inhabits. The catch is abundant, and it has once achieved a first-class order with a fishing profit of 30000 yuan

1. Grouper has a high protein content and a low fat content. In addition to containing essential amino acids for human metabolism, it is also rich in various inorganic salts, iron, calcium, phosphorus, and various vitamins

The body is slightly flattened in an elliptical shape. Large mouth, with supporting maxilla, fine pointed teeth, some enlarged into canine teeth, and well-developed dorsal and anal fin spines. The tail fin is circular or concave. There are many variations in body color, often appearing brown or red, with stripes and spots. Grouper is rich in nutrients, with tender and white flesh resembling chicken, and is known as the "sea chicken"