Lionfish eggs float in an intact egg sac. That is how they get distributed so far. Other fish lay eggs on the ground or in crevaces, so they are more prone to predation. But lionfish eggs -- 30,000 twice each month, are released in egg sacs that float to the surface and disperse there. So, I think that grouper was trying to eat the lionfish and the lionfish was defending itself, not the eggs.
I though they were poisonous so the grouper cant eat it right?
BOBSAGGETASS 6 months ago
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grouper tried to bite its tale to avoid the poison
ossmbc 2 months ago
@BOBSAGGETASS theyre immune
ChumIsNotFum 2 months ago
Many thanks! Debate continues :-)
Edclamp 7 months ago
Lionfish eggs float in an intact egg sac. That is how they get distributed so far. Other fish lay eggs on the ground or in crevaces, so they are more prone to predation. But lionfish eggs -- 30,000 twice each month, are released in egg sacs that float to the surface and disperse there. So, I think that grouper was trying to eat the lionfish and the lionfish was defending itself, not the eggs.
dhd1957 7 months ago
Don't groupers eat small fish like lionfish though?
laugh190 1 year ago
why didnt u kill the lionfish?
smartdog126 1 year ago
I thought lionfish release their eggs at the surface of the water column and leave them there?
Kynoch79 1 year ago
Grouper prey on lionfish. I want to see one eat a lionfish one day!
Hazafan88 1 year ago
kill the lion fish
mahimahi4454 1 year ago
and where's the eggs ?
SHITtina666 2 years ago
I would have ate them both, lionfish then grouper. That must be a pacific grouper, looks wierd
RoatanBubba 2 years ago
the grouper looks like a smallmouth bass
FishboiFishboi 2 years ago
Thank you. Definitely Bass family.
Edclamp 2 years ago
Interesting video - thanks for sharing.
Bidone1967 2 years ago
great footage...cheers for posting it :D
Benno074 2 years ago
u should have heped that dude out help the grouper not the lionfish
tunesraid 3 years ago
why not the poor lion? leaving nature alone is really the best course of action anyway:)
cutietwo22 2 years ago