Rabbitfish Saltwater Fish Species Profiles
Updated September 23, 2018
Author: Mike - FishLore Admin
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The Rabbitfish species are interesting in that they have fins that are poisonous, which means that they need to be respected by the hobbyist. Other fish seem to leave them alone as well. Rabbitfish are rather good algae eaters and will hunt and peck at the live rock throughout the day.
Rabbitfish
Siganus magnifica
Magnificent Foxface Rabbitfish
This rabbitfish is not available as often as the One Spot rabbitfish and is usually more expensive. They have venomous dorsal spines and grow to be about 9 inches (22 cm).
Magnificent Foxface Rabbitfish
This rabbitfish is not available as often as the One Spot rabbitfish and is usually more expensive. They have venomous dorsal spines and grow to be about 9 inches (22 cm).
Siganus unimaculatus
One Spot Foxface Rabbitfish
This rabbit fish also has the venomous dorsal spines and needs a diet high in marine algae. Live rock should also provide grazing opportunities in between feedings. Gets up to 8 inches (20 cm).
One Spot Foxface Rabbitfish
This rabbit fish also has the venomous dorsal spines and needs a diet high in marine algae. Live rock should also provide grazing opportunities in between feedings. Gets up to 8 inches (20 cm).