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Latin name: Neocirrhites Armatus
Degree of difficulty: medium
Lighting: low (bulb)
Current: low
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Images provided by Brulz of Italy
Latin name: Neocirrhites Armatus
Degree of difficulty: medium
Lighting: low (bulb)
Current: lowLast edited by G.Alexander; 04-02-2008, 07:33 AM. -
Interesting fish. They spend most of their time watching you, it's crazy to folow their eyes around.
Love to perch high up in the tank and can pose a threat to smaller slow moving fish. I've seen cases of them eating hermit crabs and sea hares. Great fish, but be careful with other tank mates.
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is this a hawk fish ?
NickNick
180G SPS Mainly
10 Bulb T5 Starfire
Calcium Reactor
3 Tunze 6105's
Profilux Controller
ATB Return w/ wavysea
ATB M External Skimmer
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Yup. Not my favorite of the hawks, but it is intend one
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what makes ot not ur fav ?
NickNick
180G SPS Mainly
10 Bulb T5 Starfire
Calcium Reactor
3 Tunze 6105's
Profilux Controller
ATB Return w/ wavysea
ATB M External Skimmer
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