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Fiji Foxface (Siganus uspi) is a peaceful, reef-safe herbivore with a bright yellow body and bold dark facial markings that make it a standout in any saltwater aquarium. It’s a great algae eater and thrives in a stable, established tank with swimming room, hiding spots, and a consistent diet of nori, veggie-based pellets, and frozen foods. Like all foxfaces, it has venomous dorsal spines, so it should be handled carefully, but it’s hardy, calm, and a great addition to most community reef systems.
Fiji Foxface (Siganus uspi) is a peaceful, reef-safe herbivore with a bright yellow body and bold dark facial markings that make it a standout in any saltwater aquarium. It’s a great algae eater and thrives in a stable, established tank with swimming room, hiding spots, and a consistent diet of nori, veggie-based pellets, and frozen foods. Like all foxfaces, it has venomous dorsal spines, so it should be handled carefully, but it’s hardy, calm, and a great addition to most community reef systems.
