Hawkfish

Most Hawkfish reach a size of three inches and are hardy specimens that adjust well to aquarium life. Keep in mind that while Hawkfish do well in reef aquariums, they will eat smaller shrimp and fish. A well-sealed lid and adequate hiding places are required to maintain these fish.

Falco Hawk

Care Level:

Easy

Temperament:

Semi-Aggressive

Diet:

Carnivore

Reef Safe:

With Caution

Minimum Tank Size:

30 gallons

Max Size:

3 inches

Pixy/Spotted Hawk

Care Level:

Easy

Temperament:

Semi-Aggressive

Diet:

Carnivore

Reef Safe:

With Caution

Minimum Tank Size:

30 gallons

Max Size:

3 inches

Longnose Hawk

Care Level:

Easy

Temperament:

Semi-Aggressive

Diet:

Carnivore

Reef Safe:

With Caution

Minimum Tank Size:

30 gallons

Max Size:

5 inches

Flame Hawk

Care Level:

Easy

Temperament:

Semi-Aggressive

Diet:

Carnivore

Reef Safe:

With Caution

Minimum Tank Size:

30 gallons

Max Size:

4 inches

Two Spot Hawk

Care Level:

Easy

Temperament:

Semi-Aggressive

Diet:

Carnivore

Reef Safe:

With Caution

Minimum Tank Size:

30 gallons

Max Size:

3 inches

Blood Red Hawk

Care Level:

Easy

Temperament:

Aggressive

Diet:

Carnivore

Reef Safe:

With Caution

Minimum Tank Size:

30 gallons

Max Size:

5 inches

Red Hawk

Care Level:

Easy

Temperament:

Semi-Aggressive

Diet:

Carnivore

Reef Safe:

With Caution

Minimum Tank Size:

30 gallons

Max Size:

6 inches