Bicolor Foxface
Bicolor Foxface
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Fully Quarantined & Prepared — Actively Eating
This fish has completed our quarantine process and is actively eating in our care.
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Bicolor Foxface Rabbitfish
A striking and highly functional reef fish, the Bicolor Foxface features bold yellow and dark contrasting coloration along with excellent algae-grazing behavior. Peaceful, hardy, and constantly active, this species is an outstanding addition to larger reef aquariums.
🟢 Quarantined (Minimum 2 Weeks) – Fully Conditioned & Eating
Quick Facts
- Care Level: Easy–Moderate
- Temperament: Peaceful
- Reef Compatibility: Reef Safe with caution
- Minimum Tank Size: 90 gallons
- Size: Ranging from approximately 7–9 inches at adult size
Behavior & Husbandry
Bicolor Foxfaces are active swimmers that spend much of their day grazing algae from rockwork and glass. They are generally peaceful and coexist well with most reef-safe fish, making them excellent additions to community reef systems.
When stressed or resting, they may temporarily display darker camouflage coloration, which is completely normal behavior.
Like all rabbitfish, they possess venomous dorsal spines, so care should be taken during handling or aquarium maintenance.
Providing ample swimming space, stable water conditions, and mature rockwork will help them thrive long term.
Feeding & Diet
Primarily herbivorous with constant grazing behavior.
What We Feed at Lush Corals:
- Nori
- Algae-based foods
- Frozen foods
- High-quality pellets
In Your Aquarium:
- Nori or macroalgae
- Herbivore pellets
- Frozen foods
Frequent feeding and access to algae-based foods help maintain health, coloration, and body condition.
Compatibility Notes
Compatible with:
- Tangs
- Wrasses
- Clownfish
- Most peaceful reef fish
May occasionally nip at soft corals or fleshy LPS corals if underfed, though many specimens coexist peacefully in reef aquariums.
Excellent utility fish for algae control in larger systems.
Lush Corals Quarantine & Conditioning Process
This fish has completed our full quarantine and conditioning protocol (minimum 2 weeks) prior to being made available.
During this process, each fish is:
- Carefully observed and stabilized
- Proactively treated and monitored
- Conditioned onto prepared foods
- Verified to be actively eating and thriving
This extended process significantly reduces stress and increases long-term success, ensuring you receive a fish that is healthy, stable, and truly ready for your reef.
We don’t rush fish to market—every quarantined fish we offer has been given the time it needs to succeed in your aquarium.
