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Flame Hawkfish (Neocirrhites armatus) – Beginner-Friendly Reef Fish

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $77.58.Current price is: $38.61.

Flame Hawkfish grows up to 4 inches and thrives in 30-gallon tanks with stable water conditions.

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Flame Hawkfish (Neocirrhites armatus)

The Flame Hawkfish is a striking marine fish native to the waters of Tahiti, belonging to the Cirrhitidae family. It is well-suited for beginner aquarists due to its easy care requirements.

Minimum tank size should be 30 gallons to provide adequate space for activity and stability. The ideal water conditions are a temperature between 72-78°F, pH of 7.8-8.5, and salinity of 1.022-1.026.

Flame Hawkfish grows up to 4 inches in maximum size and has an omnivorous diet. It is semi-aggressive and may display caution when kept in a reef tank, so careful placement and monitoring are advised.

Parameter Value
Minimum Tank Size 30 gallons
Care Level Easy / Beginner
Temperament Semi-Aggressive
Reef Compatible With Caution
Water Temperature 72-78°F
pH 7.8-8.5
Salinity 1.022-1.026
Maximum Size 4 inches
Diet Omnivore
Origin Tahiti
Family Cirrhitidae

FAQ

What is the ideal water temperature for a Flame Hawkfish?

The ideal water temperature is between 72°F and 78°F.

Can Flame Hawkfish be kept in a reef tank?

Yes, but with caution. It is reef compatible only if properly placed and monitored due to its semi-aggressive nature.

What kind of diet does the Flame Hawkfish require?

It is omnivorous and accepts a variety of foods including small crustaceans, algae, and commercial fish pellets.

3 reviews for Flame Hawkfish (Neocirrhites armatus) – Beginner-Friendly Reef Fish

  1. Robert Terry –

    I bought the Flame Hawkfish for my 30-gallon tank and it has been thriving for three months. The fish is colorful and active, though I noticed it occasionally nips at smaller invertebrates. I keep it in a well-maintained tank with stable water parameters and it seems happy overall.

  2. Dylan Bond –

    Easy to care for and looks stunning in the tank. I feed it a mix of algae wafers and small meaty foods. It’s not overly aggressive, but I make sure to keep it away from smaller shrimp.

  3. Rebecca Cameron –

    The fish arrived healthy and has adapted well to the tank. Water parameters are stable, and it’s been active since setup. I appreciate the clear care instructions provided with the product.

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