Teardrop Butterfly (Asia Pacific) Boxfish especially if removed from water

especially if removed from water while inflated or from damage inflicted by other corals

from falls due to incorrect placement

specimens from the Red Sea have yellow edging

marine algae

and may shimmer blue when the light catches them just right

Teardrop Butterfly (Asia Pacific) Boxfish especially if removed from waterA distinctive black spot in the center of its body distinguishes the Teardrop butterfly from all others. The mark appears as a large eyespot with a single tear running from it. Intense lemon yellow covers this fish's fins, and a dark stripe runs over its face and another through its rear fins. It grows up to 8 inches and needs an aquarium of at least 125 gallons. This species is normally quite peaceful and shy, and should not be kept with aggressive