Rabbitfish

Rabbitfish, belonging to the family Siganidae, are colorful and peaceful fish that make a great addition to many saltwater aquariums. They are known for their unique, rabbit-like faces and peaceful demeanor. Rabbitfish are herbivorous, primarily feeding on algae, which makes them excellent for controlling algae growth in the tank. They require a tank with plenty of swimming space and live rock to graze on. It's important to provide a varied diet that includes marine algae, seaweed sheets, and high-quality herbivore pellets. Rabbitfish have venomous spines on their dorsal and anal fins, so careful handling is necessary. They are generally reef-safe but may nip at some soft corals and invertebrates.

1. 
   Common name: Streamlined spinefoot

   Scientific name: Siganus argenteus
2. 
   Common name: White Spotted Rabbitfish

   Scientific name: Siganus canaliculatus
3. 
   Common name: Blue-spotted spinefoot

   Scientific name: Siganus corallinus
4. 
   Common name: Spinefoot

   Scientific name: Siganus doliatus
5. 
   Common name: Orange-spotted spinefoot

   Scientific name: Siganus guttatus
6. 
   Common name: Streaked spinefoot

   Scientific name: Siganus javus
7. 
   Common name: Golden-lined spinefoot

   Scientific name: Siganus lineatus
8. 
   Common name: Squaretail rabbitfish

   Scientific name: Siganus luridus
9. 
   Common name: Magnificent rabbitfish

   Scientific name: Siganus magnificus
10. 
    Common name: Blackeye rabbitfish

    Scientific name: Siganus puelloides
11. 
    Common name: Masked spinefoot

    Scientific name: Siganus puellus
12. 
    Common name: Goldspotted spinefoot

    Scientific name: Siganus punctatus
13. 
    Common name: Brownspotted spinefoot

    Scientific name: Siganus stellatus
14. 
    Common name: Blotched foxface

    Scientific name: Siganus unimaculatus
15. 
    Common name: Bicolored foxface

    Scientific name: Siganus uspi
16. 
    Common name: Barhead spinefoot

    Scientific name: Siganus virgatus
17. 
    Common name: Foxface rabbitfish

    Scientific name: Siganus vulpinus