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Bleeker's Hawkfish
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Bleeker's Hawkfish

Cirrhitichthys bleekeri

While the Bleeker's Hawkfish Cirrhitichthys bleekeri may not be as rare as its cousin the Golden Hawkfish, it is still an uncommon Hawkfish. Presenting in a mottled brown and orange color, it only grows to a little over 3” in length. This Hawkfish is collected in the eastern region of the Indian Oce
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Compatibility at a Glance

~Reef compatible with caution — monitor closely
Not coral compatible — avoid with coral
Invertebrates compatible — can be kept with invertebrates

Bleeker's Hawkfish is reef safe with caution — most individuals behave in reef tanks, but some may nip at corals or bother invertebrates. Keep well fed and watch closely.

Compatibility

~ Reef Compatible (with caution) Coral Compatible Invertebrate Compatible

Care Parameters

Type:
fish
Aggression:
semi-aggressive
Swimming Zone:
Surface
Midwater
Bottom
midwater
Minimum Tank:
300 gallons
Schooling:
No
Diet:
omnivore
Safety:
~Reef (caution)
Coral
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Compatibility with Popular Tankmates

Verdicts from our compatibility engine, assuming a typical 90-gallon reef tank. How our engine works →

Tank Compatibility