Siganus doliatus – Scribbled Rabbitfish
Reef Compatible – With Caution
Care Level – Intermediate
Disposition – Peaceful
Min. Tank Size – 60 gallons
Mature Size – 10 inches
| Size | Length |
|---|---|
| L | 4″ to 5″ |
FAQ
Is this fish suitable for a reef tank?
This fish is reef compatible with caution. It may eat small invertebrates, so monitor closely when introducing to a reef environment.
What is the recommended tank size for this species?
A minimum tank size of 60 gallons is required for proper growth and health.
How big does this fish grow in maturity?
The mature size of the Scribbled Rabbitfish is up to 10 inches.
Nicholas Newman –
The rabbitfish arrived healthy and active. It’s peaceful and doesn’t seem to bother other tank inhabitants. I’ve had it for three months and it’s thriving in my 60-gallon tank. Only noticed it occasionally eats small polyps, so I’ve added a few larger invertebrates to reduce risk.
Phil Wright –
It’s a calm fish that fits well in my reef setup. I kept an eye on it for a week and it didn’t show any aggressive behavior. The size is within the expected range. I’d recommend it for intermediate reef keepers with some caution.
Sam King –
Great addition to my tank. It’s active but not aggressive. I’ve maintained a 60-gallon tank with live rock and corals, and it’s been coexisting well. Just make sure to monitor for any signs of invertebrate consumption.