The cony fish, also known as the coney, is a type of fish found primarily in the warm waters of the Caribbean Sea. It belongs to the Serranidae family, which includes groupers and sea bass. Coney fish are typically characterized by their vibrant colors, with shades of blue, yellow, and brown, and they can grow up to 24 inches in length. Coney fish are often found in coral reefs, where they seek shelter among the rocks and crevices. They are carnivorous, feeding on smaller fish and invertebrates. Due to their appealing taste, coney fish are popular among fishermen and are commonly served in seafood dishes.