Longnose Butterfly (South Pacific) Fox Faces & Rabbitfish a pair may be attempted

a pair may be attempted by adding two juvenile fish at the same time

krill and Mysis shrimp

Lower lighting or shade should be used to discourage algae overgrowth- for some species bright light is actually damaging

The center of the tail also has a black spot

Average Placement: Middle

Longnose Butterfly (South Pacific) Fox Faces & Rabbitfish a pair may be attemptedAn unmistakably elongated snout gives the Longnose butterfly instant appeal. Its face is dark on top and white on its chin, and its entire body is solid lemon yellow. A single black spot is on its anal fin, just under the base of its tail. It grows up to 9 inches and needs an aquarium of at least 125 gallons. The Longnose butterfly is normally quite peaceful, and if added first it may be kept with aggressive tank mates. It is aggressive towards its