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Long Horned Cow Fish (Asia Pacific) Livestock sick or injured fish may

Long Horned Cow Fish (Asia Pacific) Livestock sick or injured fish mayBoxfish are typically available in a very small size, however their growth potential is spectacular. They require suitably large aquariums to give them enough room to swim comfortably. We recommend boxfish only be kept by very experienced aquarists. Because of the boxfish's lack of mobility they are prone to being nipped on by other fish, which could prove disastrous. Boxfish contain a toxin, pahutoxin, which may be released into the water when the

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Description

sick or injured fish may be too tempting to resist and the eel may attempt to consume them

A darker eyespot at the base of its tail helps to confuse predators who can't distinguish this fish's head from its tail

creating a latticework effect

Its eyes are red

sometimes with stripes

Long Horned Cow Fish (Asia Pacific) Livestock sick or injured fish mayBoxfish are typically available in a very small size, however their growth potential is spectacular. They require suitably large aquariums to give them enough room to swim comfortably. We recommend boxfish only be kept by very experienced aquarists. Because of the boxfish's lack of mobility they are prone to being nipped on by other fish, which could prove disastrous. Boxfish contain a toxin, pahutoxin, which may be released into the water when the

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