Bluejaw Trigger Pair (Male and Female)

Bluejaw Trigger (Male and Female)-pair 

The Blue Jaw Triggerfish, also known as the Blue Throat Triggerfish, Gilded Triggerfish, or Blue-Throated Triggerfish (Xanthichthys Auromarginatus), is a spotted gray species native to the Indo-Pacific islands. Males feature blue cheeks and yellow-bordered white fins, while females lack the blue throat patch and yellow tail. Instead, they display a striking blue ring around their eye and a beautiful lavender-gray-blue body with gray to white spots, creating a unique linear pattern. Known to be reef-safe, Blue Jaw Triggerfish have a varied diet that includes meaty crustaceans and fish flesh. They are also famous for spitting water out of the tank to get attention for treats. These fish can be kept in small groups consisting of one male and two or more females or as a simple mated pair, creating a peaceful and visually captivating display.