Usually occurs singly. Juveniles may form small groups.
Feeds on benthic invertebrates.
Scales modified into bony plates, which interlock to form a carapace.
Releases ostracitoxin through skin when stressed to deter predators. The toxin can also be fatal for other species living in the same aquarium tanks as an individual of this species.
Description
Body colour variable, can be green, olive, yellow or brown.
Blue dots on body.
A pair of horns in front of eyes. Another pair of horns near anal fin. Horns may be absent in very small individuals.
