Red Hawkfish
The armatus hawkfish is a great little fish for most saltwater reef tanks. It spends most of its time just waiting for its next meal to swim, crawl or walk by as it sits perched on a coral head or rock outcropping.
Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Scientific Name | Neocirrhitus armatus |
| Origin | Tahiti, Fiji |
| Max Size | 4 inches |
| Diet | Carnivore |
| Shipping Size | 1 to 3 inches |
FAQ
What is the typical behavior of the Red Hawkfish in a reef tank?
The Red Hawkfish is known to sit motionless on coral heads or rock outcroppings, waiting for prey to pass by. It is a patient and active predator that moves only when food is nearby.
Where does the Red Hawkfish originate from?
The Red Hawkfish originates from Tahiti and Fiji.
What is the maximum size it can reach?
The maximum size of the Red Hawkfish is 4 inches.
Julia Churchill –
The Red Hawkfish has been a great addition to our 55-gallon reef tank. It stays perched on the coral and only moves when something passes by. Very calm and doesn’t stress other fish. Easy to spot and maintain.
Joe Carr –
We’ve had this hawkfish for three months now. It’s active during the day and seems to be eating small crustaceans. It’s not aggressive and blends well with the reef environment.
Vanessa Skinner –
Perfect for a small reef setup. The fish is quiet and doesn’t chase other inhabitants. We noticed it hunting near the rock crevices and it’s become a regular part of the tank’s activity.