Rabbit Fish

Rabbitfish are peaceful, herbivorous marine fish belonging to the family Siganidae, known for their oval-shaped bodies, small mouths, and bold patterns. They are excellent algae grazers, making them valuable additions to reef aquariums.

Common species, such as the Foxface Rabbitfish, are popular for their striking yellow coloration and effectiveness in controlling algae growth. While generally docile, rabbitfish possess venomous dorsal spines used for defense, so they should be handled with care. They thrive in spacious, well-established tanks with ample live rock for grazing.