Bicolor Foxface (South Pacific) Wrasses & Hogfish It does not become colonial

It does not become colonial

The tips of the tentacles are a contrasting hue or color than the rest of the coral

and its body changes from white to navy blue at the base of its white tail

but can be told apart by having evenly spaced white stripes

There is nothing quite like the incredible Sling Jaw wrasse

Bicolor Foxface (South Pacific) Wrasses & Hogfish It does not become colonialFoxface are also known as Rabbitfish because of their incredible appetites for greens. They will eat nearly any type of food offered, including dry foods, but it is important to ensure they receive enough algae otherwise they become tempted to nibble on coral. Some species are more prone to this behavior than others. In the wild many species live amongst Acropora sp. and nibble algae off of the coral. When they do eat coral it is typically soft or LPS