*This fish is a marine species*

TheFlame Hawkfish are suited for thebeginner aquarist.It is a hardysmaller species that is reef compatiable. The Flame Hawkfish has a vibrant red color, personable naturemaking it apopular marine aquarium addition. It is a predatory fish and can be seen sitting on corals and rock ledges waiting for unsuspecting prey to pass by.

Features ofFlame Hawkfish:

• Short stature and bright red & orange with a black stripe down the back resembling a mowhawk
• Grows up to 9cm
• Care level:Beginner
• Semi-aggressive
• Reef compatible

Tank Mate Compatibility:

Heres a list of some of the best tank mates for yourFlame Hawkfish:

• Damselfish
• Angelfish
• Tangs
• Butterflyfish

Do not keepwith invertebrates and best to avoid other bottom dwelling species. It will consume crustaceans.

Feeding:

Flame Hawkfishare carnivores thereforediet should consist of a variety of foods such as live blackworms, brine shrimp, freeze dried & frozen foods. Over time it can learn to accept flake.

Equipment:

Aquarium:

Flame Hawkfishrequire a minimum tank size of approximately 150L.

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Heater:

Flame Hawkfishprefer water temperatures between 22C – 27C.

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Lighting:

Replicate natural conditions with artificial lighting (8-10 hours of light every 24 hours.)

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Filtration & Water Movement:

Flame Hawkfishrequire good filtration and water quality. They enjoy good water movement and may loose colour if not housed in appropriate conditions.

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Substrate:

This speciesis not fussy with substrate. Select substate such as aragonite or coral sand to replicate natural reef conditions and promote healthy biological filtration.

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Decorations forFlame Hawkfish:

Provide lots of live rock, structure and rocky overhangs for plenty of territory to hide in. They enjoy corals of a similar colour to them and can often be seen to be perched on top.

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