Macroalgae Farms
Foxface Rabbitfish (Algae Eater)
$149.99
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Estimated delivery between September 26 and September 28.
$149.99
$149.99
About this item
Foxface Rabbitfish (Algae Eater, 3-4")
The Foxface Rabbitfish (Siganus unimaculatus) is a bold and striking fish that earns its name immediately — a vivid yellow body contrasted by a dramatic black and white patterned face that gives the fish its unmistakable fox-like appearance. It is eye-catching, active, and genuinely useful — one of the few fish that will readily consume nuisance algae including hair algae, cyanobacteria, and bubble algae that most other fish ignore.
Hardy, adaptable, and peaceful with most tankmates, the Foxface Rabbitfish is a natural fit for reef and FOWLR systems alike. It is one of the best all-around fish a reef keeper can add — delivering standout visual presence while actively working to keep algae growth in check. A well-fed Foxface Rabbitfish is a confident, curious fish that quickly becomes one of the most watched animals in the tank.
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Care Information
| Lighting | All lighting conditions |
| Water Flow | Moderate — open swimming space recommended |
| Placement | Open water and rockwork — minimum 75 gallon system |
| Care Level | Easy — beginner-friendly and hardy |
| Behavior | Peaceful — compatible with most reef tankmates |
| Feeding | Herbivore — algae, nori, mysis, high-quality frozen foods |
| Temperature | 72–78°F (22–26°C) |
| Salinity | 1.023–1.026 — stable parameters recommended |
Special Considerations
🔍 Aquarium Insights
Foxface Rabbitfish are one of the most practical and visually rewarding fish in the reef hobby:
- One of the most effective nuisance algae grazers available — actively consumes hair algae, bubble algae, and cyanobacteria
- The bold black and white fox-like facial mask over a vivid yellow body makes this one of the most recognizable fish in the hobby
- A rare combination of striking visual presence and genuine reef utility — beautiful and functional in equal measure
Learn More
For detailed species information, compatibility, and care tips, visit our Species Library.
Due to natural variation, the fish you receive may vary slightly in coloration, size, and pattern. Photographs are representative examples.
Individual fish may display color changes depending on stress levels, lighting, and environment — this is natural behavior and does not indicate poor health.
As with all live animals, proper acclimation and a stable, established environment are essential for best results.
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