Fox Face

• Scientific Name: Siganus vulpinus
• Care: Venomous
• Light Requirements: Medium
• Origin: Western Pacific
• Diet: Omnivorous

The Siganus vulpinus, popularly known as the Fox Face, is a captivating species that brings a distinctive flair to any reef aquarium. This species is also recognized by a variety of other names, such as Amphacanthus vulpinus, Lo vulpinus, Teuthis tubulosa, Teuthis vulpina, and Teuthis vulpinus. One of the most remarkable characteristics of the Fox Face is its venomous attribute. While this might seem daunting, it's crucial to understand that this species is not hostile and only uses its venom as a defensive mechanism. This ensures it's a secure addition to your reef aquarium, provided it is handled with caution.The Fox Face is an omnivorous species, signifying it enjoys a diverse diet. It flourishes on a balanced diet of both plant and animal matter. For optimal health and colouration, we suggest feeding it with Gamma Foods. These specially designed foods offer all the essential nutrients for the Fox Face, guaranteeing it remains healthy and vibrant.The Fox Face is a genuine reef safe species, making it an excellent choice for reef aquariums. It peacefully coexists with other species and contributes to the overall health and equilibrium of the aquarium. It's worth noting that this species is seldom seen in the wild, making it a unique addition to your aquarium.At Tropical Marine Centre, we obtain our Fox Face specimens from our exclusive supply line, ensuring that our specimens are healthy and well-adapted to aquarium conditions.In terms of aquarium type, the Fox Face is best suited to a reef aquarium. This type of aquarium replicates its natural habitat, providing the right conditions for it to flourish. In conclusion, the Fox Face is a unique, vibrant, and intriguing species that makes a fantastic addition to any reef aquarium. Its distinctive features, coupled with its peaceful nature and interesting behaviour, make it a favourite among aquarium enthusiasts.