Blue Dot Jawfish
A stunning and highly sought-after jawfish known for its electric blue spotting and fascinating burrowing behavior. A true showpiece for established reef systems.
🟢 Quarantined (Minimum 2 Weeks) – Fully Conditioned & Eating
WYSIWYG Specimen
✔ Exact Fish Shown in Listing Video
✔ Size: Medium (Approximately 3")
✔ In Our Care Since: October 23, 2026
✔ Currently Housed at Lush Corals
Quick Facts
- Care Level: Moderate
- Temperament: Peaceful
- Reef Compatibility: Reef Safe
- Minimum Tank Size: 30 gallons
- Size: Ranging from approximately 3–4 inches at adult size
Behavior & Husbandry
Blue Dot Jawfish require a deep sand bed (3–4 inches) to construct and maintain their burrow. They will hover just above their burrow and quickly retreat when threatened.
They are sensitive to stress and require stable water conditions. A secure lid is critical, as they are known to jump, especially during acclimation.
Providing rubble or small shells will help them build and reinforce their burrow.
Feeding & Diet
Carnivorous and benefits from targeted feeding.
What We Feed at Lush Corals:
- Frozen mysis shrimp
- Enriched brine shrimp
- Small pellets
In Your Aquarium:
- Frozen mysis and brine
- Small meaty foods
- Target feeding recommended
Consistent feeding is important, especially during acclimation.
Compatibility Notes
Best with:
- Peaceful reef fish
- Gobies
- Blennies
Avoid aggressive tankmates or fish that may disturb their burrow.
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.
