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Yellow-spotted fox

< p style="text-indent:2em;">Foxfish is also called fox-faced fish. It has a strange appearance. Its body and color are yellowish brown with mottled colors, and its chest is darker. It is very suitable for keeping in aquariums with good water quality. It is generally required to have an aquarium of 350 liters or more. In addition to being aggressive to other fox fish, it should be a very gentle fish. It can be mixed with other fish that are a bit violent. Violent fish will not attack it because its dorsal fin is poisonous. If the feeding is very good, the corals will generally not be disturbed. If not, they may eat some types of LPS and soft corals. Food includes a variety of novel plant foods and unpopular algae. It may also eat some soft and hard coral polyps.



1. Yellow-spotted fox



It is suitable to be kept in an aquarium of 450 liters or above. It is a relatively gentle fish, but it is not friendly to other fox fish. Foxes can be mixed with more ferocious fish. When it gets closer, it will erect its poisonous back sting, keeping its enemies at arm's length. If the feeding is appropriate, it can be placed in a coral tank without threatening the corals. If not fed well, some soft corals will be eaten. Food includes novel vegetables and algae. Occasionally, they may also eat some soft and hard corals.



2. Fox wearing blue





Blue Dai Fox

Best to be raised alone, falseIf you want to keep the fish in a small group or in a small group, the aquarium should not be less than 750 liters or larger. It can be mixed with gentle fish or violent fish. The dorsal fin is equipped with venomous spines, which will protect it when kept with fierce fish. Food includes a variety of both popular and unpopular algae, and if fed well will generally not disturb corals. Not interesting for invertebrates or shellfish. You can feed a variety of plant foods, including various seaweeds.



Three and Two Foxes



Also called Big Urn Bamboo Basket Fish. They generally swim in pairs in the coral reef areas of the western Indian Ocean. It has an oval body with many beautiful blue spots on its yellow back and tail. There is a black stripe on each eye and cheek.Keep in aquariums above 450 liters. It is a very gentle fox species, but it cannot get along peacefully with other fox fish. It can be mixed with more powerful fish or kept in pairs. When threatened, it will erect its poisonous dorsal fin to prevent the enemy from taking any further steps. When catching fish, be careful not to get pricked by its poisonous spines. If the feeding is appropriate, it can be placed in a coral tank without threatening the corals. If not fed well, some soft corals will be eaten. Food includes novel vegetables and algae. Occasionally, they may also eat some soft and hard corals.



4. Blue-spotted fox





Blue-spotted fox

Also called blue-spotted rabbit fish, they often swim in pairs in the coral reef areas of the Western Indian Ocean. The body is rectangular and light yellow, with many blue freckles covering the whole body.Keep in aquariums above 450 liters. It is a very gentle fox species, but it cannot get along peacefully with other fox fish. Blue-spotted foxes can be mixed with more powerful fish or kept in pairs. When threatened, it will erect its poisonous dorsal fin to prevent the enemy from taking any further steps. When catching fish, be careful not to get pricked by its poisonous spines. If the feeding is appropriate, it can be placed in a coral tank without threatening the corals. If fed poorly, they will eatDrop some soft corals. Food includes novel vegetables and algae. Occasionally, they may also eat some soft and hard corals.



Five, a little fox



The face is similar to the fox fish, but there is a large black spot on the upper back of the body.Keep in aquariums above 350 liters. It is a relatively gentle fish, but it is not friendly to other fox fish. It may be better to mix it with more violent fish. When it gets closer, it will erect its poisonous back sting, keeping its enemies at arm's length. If the feeding is appropriate, it can be placed in a coral tank without threatening the corals. If not fed well, some soft corals will be eaten. Food includes novel vegetables and algae. Occasionally, they may also eat some soft and hard corals.



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