Fox Face - Fiji Marine Clams It becomes bolder once established

It becomes bolder once established and may claim a cave

A bottom-dwelling sand-sifting goby that spends much of its time hovering close to the substrate

Growth is usually steady in stable reef systems with consistent alkalinity

Also known as the False Leopard Wrasse or Western Leopard Wrasse

Fox Face - Fiji Marine Clams It becomes bolder once establishedSiganus uspi Care: Venomous Diet: Omnivorous Light: Medium Place of origin: Melanesia Fox Face Fiji Primarily known from the Fiji region and a few reported sightings from New Caledonia. The almost identical Siganus niger from neighbouring Tonga differs in having a black tail and was described from two specimens only. Adults of both S. uspi and S. niger live in identical habitats, and are usually found in pairs along edges of shallow drop offs and in