Rabbitfish – Blue Spotted

Blue Spotted Rabbitfish Care Tips:

Minimum Tank Size:  100 Gallons

Max Size: Up to 20cm (8″)

Diet: Herbivore

Temperament: Peaceful

Lifespan: Up to 12 years

Scientific Name: Siganus Corallinus

Other Common Names: Coral Rabbitfish

Coral Safe: Yes with Caution (If not properly fed it has been known to eat coral)

Invertebrate Safe: Yes

Approx. Purchase Size:  2-3 inches

The blue spotted rabbitfish, scientific name Siganus Corallinus is a peaceful fish. Their minimum tank size is 100 gallons. Blue spot rabbitfish can grow up to 8” and can live up to 12 years. Rabbitfish are herbivores and should be fed different types of algae such as pellets and nori sheets. Blue spot rabbitfish should be kept singly or in bonded pairs, they will fight with other rabbitfish. Rabbitfish are known to nip at coral if they are not properly fed and they will not bother invertebrates. Rabbitfish can be kept with peaceful tankmates but they can also be kept with large aggressive tankmates due to their venomous spines on their dorsal fin. Caution should be taken when moving these fish and the dorsal fin should never be touched. The blue spotted rabbitfish is also referred to as the coral rabbitfish.