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Suggested Tank
30+ gallons
Max Size
4 inches
Difficulty
Temperament
Description
The Blue Spotted Jawfish is a small, colorful fish that is popular in the aquarium hobby due to its vibrant blue spots and interesting behavior. They are known for their burrowing habits and their ability to jump out of the water when startled or threatened.
Reef Safe
Yes, the Blue Spotted Jawfish is considered to be reef safe. However, they may disturb the substrate and could potentially upset corals or other bottom-dwelling creatures.
Environment
These fish prefer a sandy substrate that allows them to burrow. They also require plenty of hiding spots in the form of rocks or caves. The tank should have a secure lid, as these fish are known jumpers.
Behavior
The Blue Spotted Jawfish is a burrower and will spend much of its time in the substrate. They are known to be somewhat shy and will often retreat to their burrows when startled. They also have the ability to leap out of the water when threatened, so a secure lid is necessary for their tank.
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Owner Reviews
Jared
@Babado
This is a beautiful fish with a great personality. They tend to do better in a cooler tank.
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