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Siganus (Lo) uspi Gawel & Woodland 1974, the
Bicolored Foxface. Fiji endemic, from where it is regularly shipped to the
trade. To nine inches maximum length. This photo taken in... Fiji. |
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Siganus virgatus,
the double-barred Spinefoot, is named for its twin oblique
barring pattern and the experience of unfortunate beachcombers who have stepped
on it. S. virgatus is a great marine "algae eater", and more outgoing than the
Foxface. The double-barred Spinefoot, is named for its twin oblique barring
pattern and the experience of unfortunate beachcombers who have stepped on it.
S. virgatus is a great marine "algae eater", and more outgoing than the Foxface.
Occurs mainly in pairs as larger juveniles, adults. To a foot in length in the
wild. Pulau Redang, Malaysia.
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The Foxface or Fox-fish, Siganus
(Lo) vulpinis
is the Rabbitfish to many. Amongst its family the Foxface has a
longer tubular snout. A contrasting golden yellow body is offset by a
dark diagonal eye-band and chest patch, emarginated in white. Your
Foxface can serve as a good bio-indicator, as they quickly lose color
and "blotch out" depending on their mood. Aquarium image. |
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| The Foxface or Fox-fish,
Siganus
(Lo) vulpinis
is the Rabbitfish to many. Amongst its family the Foxface has a
longer tubular snout. A contrasting golden yellow body is offset by a
dark diagonal eye-band and chest patch, emarginated in white. Your
Foxface can serve as a good bio-indicator, as they quickly lose color
and "blotch out" depending on their mood. Image on Pulau Redang,
Malaysia. |
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