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The American White Spotted Filefish, easily recognizable by its unique yellow body with a white patch and a pointed snout, is a peaceful species often found grazing on coral polyps and algae. Its diet in captivity should include a variety of foods like frozen marine foods, mysis shrimp, and algae-based preparations.

While generally peaceful, the American White Spotted Filefish may nip at coral, so it should be kept in a reef tank with caution. This species requires a well-maintained tank with plenty of swimming space and live rock for grazing. Ideal for intermediate aquarists due to its care requirements.