Saltwater Fish
One-Spot Foxface Rabbitfish.
The One-Spot Foxface is a striking yellow rabbitfish with a black-and-white "fox" facial mask and a single dark blotch on each side of the body. It is a hardy, peaceful grazer that helps control nuisance algae and adds bold color to larger saltwater aquariums. When startled or at night, its bright yellow body can temporarily fade to a mottled brown.
Prices change with size and with each shipment. Call to check today's price.
Call (814) 456-9445We keep this species. What's in our tanks changes with every delivery, so call (814) 456-9445 before you drive in. We never ship live animals.
- Condition
- new
- Fulfillment
- Local pickup — Erie, PA
We never ship fish, coral, or invertebrates — every animal here is one you meet in person. Each one is acclimated and health-checked in-house before it goes out into the display tanks. This is a species we keep, and what is swimming on any given day changes with the deliveries, so please call (814) 456-9445 before you drive in.
Care at a glance
What to know before you take one home.
- Care level
- Hardy, and forgiving of the swings a new tank throws at it.
- Temperament
- Leaves tankmates alone.
- Community
- Safe in a mixed tank with other peaceful species.
- Reef safe
- Usually leaves corals alone, but individuals differ — ask us about the one you want.
- Adult size
- 8"
- Min tank size
- 75 gallons
- Diet
- Eats algae and greens, not meat.
- Scientific name
- Siganus unimaculatus
Good tank mates
Peaceful toward most tankmates and a good community fish, though it may squabble with other rabbitfish or foxfaces kept in the same tank.
Good to know
The One-Spot Foxface differs from the common foxface only by the large black spot on each flank, and some scientists consider it a regional variant of the same species.
What is in the tanks and each animal’s temperament vary — call (814) 456-9445 for pairing advice.
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Erie, PA.
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