Foxface

FoxfaceThe Foxface Fish, commonly known as the Foxface Rabbitfish (Siganus vulpinus), is a vibrant and hardy saltwater species prized for its bright yellow body and striking black and white fox like facial markings. Native to the Indo Pacific, this peaceful fish makes an excellent addition to reef and community aquariums, growing up to 89 inches in captivity and thriving in tanks of 70 gallons or larger. Foxfaces are primarily herbivores and excellent algae

living reefs

it adds constant movement and color to any aquarium

flowing tentacles and jaw-dropping “electric” blue-white flashes that ripple across its edges like lightning or a miniature disco ball

Here's a comprehensive guide on caring for Pulsing Xenia:

It's part of the larger Acroporid family

It has a sleek body with a sharp spine (similar to other surgeonfish)

as it’s a strict plankton consumer and expert-level care is essential for success

and other green veggies

but not where they might be overshadowed by faster-growing corals

giving it a distinct and captivating appearance

so it's important to monitor its growth

where it naturally grazes on copepods and other small microfauna throughout the day