Blue Spotted Rabbitfish

Blue Spotted Rabbitfish (Siganus corallinus) is a peaceful species that is completely reef-safe, making it an excellent choice for mixed reef systems as it poses no threat to corals or invertebrates while focusing primarily on algae grazing. This beautiful rabbitfish displays a golden-yellow to olive base coloration adorned with distinctive bright blue spots scattered across the body and fins, creating an eye-catching pattern complemented by the characteristic rabbit-like face and constantly grazing mouth used for tireless algae consumption. The vibrant blue spotting against the warm body color and diligent algae-eating behavior make it both a stunning visual addition and highly functional reef maintenance crew member. It can reach about 10-12 inches in adult size. Best kept in tanks of at least 125 gallons or more due to their active swimming and grazing nature, with abundant live rock for natural algae growth, excellent water quality, and careful handling around their venomous dorsal spines, though they're generally very peaceful and often become quite interactive with their owners. Its diet should focus heavily on marine algae—nori sheets, spirulina, dried seaweed, quality herbivore pellets—with occasional meaty supplements like mysis shrimp, as this primarily herbivorous species requires constant access to plant matter for proper health and will effectively control nuisance algae while maintaining their spectacular blue-spotted coloration. International Aquatics Quarantine & Guarantee: All fish are checked by marine vets, given a formalin bath, and held for 14 days in copper-treated systems. We feed Selcon-soaked food with Kanaplex and Metroplex during quarantine. Unless marked, all livestock comes with our 15-Day Guarantee. You will receive a video of your fish eating before shipment. On request, we also send photos/videos after arrival at IA. Several species will be import-to-order and may take anywhere from 3-10 business days to secure. Once your fish is secured, you will be notified, and the quarantine process will then begin.