Magnificent Fox Face - Siganus magnificus Damsels forming loose schools along upper

forming loose schools along upper regions of deep drop-offs

Larger accommodation is advisable when keeping the fish with other substantial herbivores or as a compatible pair

but commonly seen at night in many areas on shallow coastal reef flats and in caves

Found across the Western Pacific

candy-striped pattern

Magnificent Fox Face - Siganus magnificus Damsels forming loose schools along upperMagnificent Foxface (Siganus magnificus) The Magnificent Foxface (Siganus magnificus) is a striking marine rabbitfish recognised by its bold black facial mask, broad white shoulder band and contrasting yellow, brown and white coloration. Also known as the Magnificent Rabbitfish, this uncommon species originates from coral reefs in the eastern Indian Ocean, where adults are often encountered alone or in pairs. Its active algae grazing behaviour and