How old is the oldest foxface you've seen?

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Several sources online state that foxfaces generally live 5-7 years. My one spot foxface is closing in on 8 years old and is still going strong with no signs of decline. I love it- he was one of my first fish! So I'm wondering how old all your oldest foxfaces are, specifically one spots (I think the magnificents live a little longer?)? If I'm able to keep everything stable and consistent, I've love to know how many more years I'll get to enjoy having Spike Lee!
 
Several sources online state that foxfaces generally live 5-7 years. My one spot foxface is closing in on 8 years old and is still going strong with no signs of decline. I love it- he was one of my first fish! So I'm wondering how old all your oldest foxfaces are, specifically one spots (I think the magnificents live a little longer?)? If I'm able to keep everything stable and consistent, I've love to know how many more years I'll get to enjoy having Spike Lee!
My buddies Foxface is going on 10 years old now and still is doing amazing!

Just think it really depends on the water quality and stress factors that play in the everyday life of the fish,

and of course good UV!
 
Several sources online state that foxfaces generally live 5-7 years. My one spot foxface is closing in on 8 years old and is still going strong with no signs of decline. I love it- he was one of my first fish! So I'm wondering how old all your oldest foxfaces are, specifically one spots (I think the magnificents live a little longer?)? If I'm able to keep everything stable and consistent, I've love to know how many more years I'll get to enjoy having Spike Lee!
Mine is just two years old, but he's fat and happy.
 

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