Longnose Hawkfish

Longnose Hawkfish SCIENTIFIC NAME: Oxycirrhites typus    OverviewReef Compatible: YESDiet: CarnivoreTemperament: Semi-AggressiveOrigin: Eastern Asia/South Asia Oxycirrhites typus, also known as the longnose hawkfish, is a fascinating marine fish species. Let me share some intriguing details about this remarkable creature: Appearance: The longnose hawkfish stands out with its elongated snout, which is roughly twice the length of its head. Its body coloration is whitish, adorned with a grid of red horizontal and vertical lines. The dorsal fin features tufts of cirri at the tip of each spine. Size: These hawkfish can reach a maximum total length of 13 centimeters (5.1 inches). Habitat: Longnose hawkfish inhabit tropical reefs in both the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. They prefer depths ranging from 10 to 100 meters (33 to 328 feet). You’ll find them nestled among gorgonians and black corals on the outer slopes of reefs. Distribution: Their range extends from the Red S