Longnose Hawk - Oxycirrhitus typusLongnose Hawkfish (Oxycirrhites typus) The Longnose Hawkfish, Oxycirrhites typus, is a striking and highly recognisable marine hawkfish, admired for its long pointed snout, white body and fine red grid like patterning. This species has a very distinctive perching behaviour, often resting on rockwork, coral branches or ledges while watching the aquarium around it. Hardy, unusual and full of character, it can make an excellent feature fish for mature

They require a spacious aviary and a diet rich in fruits

Mimic Surgeonfish

Emblemaria pandionis

It is best kept with calm to moderately active reef-safe fish that will not bully it or steal all food before it reaches the bottom

a striking species of coral in the marine aquarium hobby

but males can be bold and may dominate quieter fairy wrasses

and lots of live rock makes the ideal aquarium for the Mother Sailfin Dragonet

Best kept with peaceful to moderately robust tank mates rather than aggressive tangs

Solor Boxfish

bold black vertical bars and blue-black edging to the dorsal and anal fins

leopard wrasses or other dragonets unless the system is large and well established

weedy zones and reef slopes