No. Red grouper, an animal in the grouper family Grouperidae. It has a long reproductive and growth period, is vulnerable to fishing, and is endangered.In 2007, a team of experts from 10 different countries studied the survival of red grouper around the globe, and as a result*** registered 162 species of red grouper, 29 of which are endangered due to overfishing.In 1958, the production of red grouper in the Bay of Campeche, Mexico, reached 248,548 tons, but in 2004, the production dropped to 52,354 tons.