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Foxface Rabbitfish

Siganus vulpinus

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Suggested Tank

70+ gallons

Max Size

9 inches

Difficulty

Medium

Temperament

Semi-Aggressive

Description

The Foxface Rabbitfish is a unique and popular saltwater fish known for its striking yellow and black body and elongated snout. It has a pair of venomous spines on the top of its body, which it uses for defense against predators. This species is generally peaceful, but can be territorial with its own kind.

Reef Safe

Yes, but with caution. While this fish is generally safe for reef tanks, it may nip at some types of soft coral and invertebrates.

Environment

The Foxface Rabbitfish requires a tank with plenty of swimming space and hiding spots. It prefers a brightly lit tank with a moderate to strong current.

Behavior

This fish is generally peaceful and can coexist with a variety of other fish. However, it can be territorial with others of its own kind. It tends to be active during the day and will often hide among the rocks at night.

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