Rabbit - Orange SpotSiganus guttatus Care: Venomous Diet: Omnivorous Light: Medium Place of origin: Indian Ocean Tropical: 24 28 deg C (75 82 deg F) Water Parameters: SG: 1. 020 1. 025, pH: 8. 1 8. 4 Rabbit Orange Spot Widespread West Pacific. Coastal to inner reef slopes. Adults are usually seen in small aggregations along reefs near caves or below large overhangs, but occasionally form large schools. Small juveniles in estuaries and amongst mangroves. Identified by the

but observed in the southern Caribbean in small groups in a typical harem-like arrangement in which a male claims a territory in which he has a small number of females

and south to the Solomon Islands and northern Great Barrier Reef

1) The AC pump purchased must often be overpowered for your given setup to allow for flexibility

Minimum Tank Size:A minimum of 200 litres is recommended for a single specimen

as it can release toxins that may inhibit the growth of other nearby corals

The Orange Spot Goby is a striking sand-sifting goby with a pale body marked by bold orange spotting and fine blue facial markings

Behaviour & Activity:A slow-moving reef grazer that spends its time travelling across live rock

A mature aquarium with established live rock for grazing is strongly recommended

Temperature: 14-21 deg C (58-70 deg F)

H2Ocean Dosing Formula

Also known as the Pinnatus Batfish

Provided with a reasonable depth of coral sand and a good selection of loose coral rubble pieces that vary in size (not too big to be moved) these gobies can do very well in the home aquarium