Falco (Pygmy) Hawkfish

Falco (Pygmy) HawkfishCirrhitichthys falco Falco Hawkfish, like all hawkfish, feed on small crustaceans in the wild. They will easily adapt to eating frozen brine shrimp, mysids, finely chopped fish, and squid. < P? While they will not harm corals, they will look on smaller fish and inverts as food. Only keep one specimen per tank. Will get along with fish similar in size or larger. These hardy little fish adapt well to captive life and are very active during the day

It is not a good choice for a reef tank as it can nip at corals and clam mantles

no 14 days***

and a tight-fitting lid to prevent it from jumping out of the tank

so they also cannot be kept with aggressive eaters

The Venustus Angel (Centropyge venustus) is also called the  purple masked angelfish

It makes a stunning addition to your reef or community tank

The dorsal fin features three elongated rays and is red in color accented with yellows and blues

black mask forms between the eyes and mouth

The Australian Copperband Butterfly makes a great addition to your fish only tank

relatively hardy addition to your reef tank

you will likely not see them much with the lights on

and angel food preparations containing sponge