Longnose Hawkfish

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  1. 12 Jun 2007 - Longnose Hawkfish
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    Here is mr Hawk:
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    Spot the fish:
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  4. 12 Jun 2007 - Longnose Hawkfish
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    One of my favourite fish, nice pics Tom
     
  5. 12 Jun 2007 - Longnose Hawkfish
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    i love those fish but beleive they jump,and my tank is open top,so staying away from it
     
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    Nice Tom, I also have one. Awesome fish !!!
     
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    can anyone confirm that this fish is a jumper?
     
  8. 13 Jun 2007 - Longnose Hawkfish
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    Most of them are jumpers Mekaeel, but obviously every fish is an individual, so maybe you can be lucky and not get a bungee hawk.

    They do sometimes eat shrimps, so just keep an eye on that Tom.
     
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    lol in my case i dont think its the individual fish,i need to put on a hood,most of my fish jump out
     
  10. 13 Jun 2007 - Longnose Hawkfish
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    At the moment the Flame is too busy chasing the hawk around for him to even know there are shrimps :) lets hold fins hey.
     
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    LOl nice pics Tom they beautiful fish:)Hows the flame angel doing?
     
  12. 14 Jun 2007 - Longnose Hawkfish
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    Is that a colt coral? Looks massive.
     
  13. 14 Jun 2007 - Longnose Hawkfish
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    The flame`s eye is still slightly swollen I think there might be scar tissue behind it and it will never come down, anyway it is as round as a ball :) .Can someone please help identify the coral I think it is a singularia maar ek wietie! so lekker nie.
     
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    the coral is some kind of a finger leather,i think
     
  15. 14 Jun 2007 - Longnose Hawkfish
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    I think the common name is a Colt Coral, a type of sinularia leather
     
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    Ya its definitely a leather and looks like a colt
     
  17. 20 Jul 2007 - Longnose Hawkfish
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    Our fishie is gone.. I think the overflow / pump got him :( so sad.
     
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    It is a skinny Sinularia, some people call them Finger leathers.

    Its not a Colt. Colt is the common name for Cladiella and sometimes Alcyonium, they're both much fluffier.

    Oh Tom I just saw now, I sorry your little chap dissappeared.
     

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