Species FishFoxface

Foxface

Siganus vulpinus

CommonFish
Illustration of Foxface (Siganus vulpinus)

The Foxface is easily recognized by its yellow body and distinctive black markings on its face. It is known for its ability to adapt to various reef environments.

Habitat
Inhabits coral reefs and lagoons.
Diet
Herbivorous, primarily grazing on algae.
How common
Common

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