* Threatened or Endangered
Foxface Rabbitfish *
: Siganus vulpinus
: Fish
: Lagoons and coral reefs
: Algae and zooplankton
: 8-10 inches in length
: Least Concern
• Not a huge fan of sunlight, the Foxface will spend most of it’s time in covered areas in coral reefs searching for food.
• They have a long fox-like snout that is made of black, brown and white bands that stretch from their snout to the front of their bodies.
• They are solitary fish and do not have schools of fellow foxface to use as protection.
• Foxface rabbitfish can poison predators using venom found in their fins.