Just rrceived a magnificent foxface.

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Does he look right? He doesnt look like any foxface ive ever seen.
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Does he look right? He doesnt look like any foxface ive ever seen.
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These are stress spots and will be noticeable occasionally
Equalize salinity before release and offer low light intensity overnight and allow it to settle in
 
Does he look right? He doesnt look like any foxface ive ever seen.
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I’ve had a one spot foxface for the past 6 months that does this at night after the lights are out. When I got him he did this when initially stressed but he does it nightly as well. During the day he eats well and acts normally
 
Treasure corals has a tank tour video from a couple years ago where the fox face did the fear colors and laid on the bottom of the tank during filming. Owner said it always did that when it saw a person it didn’t know. Lol

I think their camo colors are cool.
 

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