Foxface Rabbitfish, Siganus Vulpinus.

The Foxface Rabbitfish include: Fox rabbitfish, Foxface spinefoot, and Foxface Lo.

They have a unique body color. It has a mottled yellow-brown body with a dark chest. The face is very light in color and speckled on the lower half.

Like other Rabbitfish, the Foxface Rabbitfish is a herbivore, and will spend it’s days grazing on algae & seaweed, but, some have also been known to be coral nippers.

Speaking from personal experience, these fish are not suitable to be kept with Zoa’s, Paly’s or any other large polyp coral… once they eat one, you will lose them all.

They are generally considered to be peaceful fish, and they can hold their own against predators and larger fish thanks to the row of venomous spines along its dorsal fin. These fish will not tolerate other Rabbitfish, but they are able to be kept in mated pairs.

Tank size should be taken into consideration before purchasing this fish as they are known to grow up to 9 Inches in length.

The Foxface can change colour when it is feels threatened, stressed or is acclimating to a new home. This is their same coloration at night and oftentimes they will dig their spines into a rock to hold themselves in place to remain safe from predators.

For further information on keeping Marine fish please follow this link below

https://ornamentalfish.org/what-we-do/advice-information/care-sheets/caresheets-marine-fish/