Scribbled Rabbitfish
Siganus doliatus
Price range: $58.99 through $69.99
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| Only 9 left | 2.25 - 4.25" - Indo-Pacific | Original price was: $132.99.$69.99Current price is: $69.99. |
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| Only 1 left | 2.25 - 4.25" - SSC Certified - Central Pacific | Original price was: $111.99.$58.99Current price is: $58.99. |
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| Out of Stock | 2.25" or smaller - SSC Certified - Central Pacific | Original price was: $102.99.$53.99Current price is: $53.99. | Email me | |
| Out of Stock | 2.25 - 4.25" - Central Pacific | Original price was: $132.99.$69.99Current price is: $69.99. | Email me | |
| Out of Stock | 2.25" or smaller - Central Pacific | Original price was: $107.99.$56.99Current price is: $56.99. | Email me |
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| Care Level | Easy |
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| Temperament | Peaceful |
| Reef Safe | With Caution |
| Functional Benefit | Algae Control |
| Diet Type | Herbivore |
| Mininum Tank Size | 120 gallons |
| Max Size | 10 inches |
| Temperature | 72–78°F |
| pH Range | 8.1–8.4 |
| Specific Gravity | 1.022–1.025 |
The Scribbled Rabbitfish (Siganus doliatus) is a constant rockwork grazer that helps with nuisance algae control while adding fine blue “scribble” lines and bold banding to the display. It’s a western Pacific rabbitfish that settles into a steady patrol pattern across open areas and reef structure, reaching about 10 inches as an adult.
What You’ll Observe:
- Slow, methodical grazing passes across rock and overflow areas
- Short bursts of swimming, then hovering to pick at surfaces
- A regular “route” it repeats through the aquascape
- Color shifting darker when resting or startled
Provide a 120-gallon aquarium with ample live rock and open cruising space so it can forage throughout the day. Offer dried seaweed on a clip plus herbivore-friendly prepared foods to keep it focused on grazing; a steady feeding routine also helps reduce interest in fleshy corals in mixed reefs.
Why does my Scribbled Rabbitfish look less colorful sometimes?
Many rabbitfish “mute” their pattern when resting or when they feel startled, then return to brighter patterning once they settle back in.
Will it spend a lot of time hiding at first?
It’s common for new additions to stay close to caves and overhangs for the first days, then become a consistent out-in-the-open grazer as it learns your tank’s rhythm.
Does it sleep in the rocks?
Yes—many will choose a familiar crevice or ledge at lights-out and return to the same general spot most nights.
How do I reduce squabbles with tangs or other algae grazers?
Adding multiple grazing stations (more than one seaweed clip area) and keeping plenty of rockwork “lanes” helps spread out traffic and reduces competitive moments.
Is it normal to see it “tasting” different surfaces around the tank?
Yes—this species explores by pecking at film algae and growth on rocks and equipment, and that steady foraging behavior is a big part of what you’ll notice day to day.
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