Whitespotted

Whitespotted is a term that can refer to several different things, most commonly a species of fish known scientifically as Epinephelus amblycephalus, also known as the White-spotted Grouper or White-spotted Rockcod. This marine fish belongs to the grouper family (Serranidae) and is found in the Indo-Pacific region, inhabiting coral reefs and rocky areas. Its distinguishing feature is a pattern of white spots against a darker background, though the intensity and pattern can vary. It is a popular food fish in many parts of its range and is also sought after by aquarists.

Beyond the fish, "whitespotted" might be used descriptively for any object or organism exhibiting white spots. For example, a plant could be described as whitespotted if it has white markings on its leaves. Similarly, animal coats can feature white spotting patterns. In a more abstract sense, it could describe a phenomenon characterized by the presence of white specks. Without further context, the specific meaning of "whitespotted" remains ambiguous, though the fish is the most common specific reference.