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Is longnose hawkfish reef-safe?

Guys, I want to add a coral reef in a tank with longnose hawkfish, but I'm not sure. Do you think longnose hawkfish are safe for coral reefs?

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replied to Trevor Ibarra Trevor Ibarra

You don't need to hesitate to add a tank with coral reefs. This is because the longnose hawkfish is safe for coral reefs. You should still be careful when choosing a tank mate to ensure compatibility and minimize aggression towards smaller fish.
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Longnose Hawkfish

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Longnose Hawkfish is a popular fish known for its striking color and beak-like snout. It can usually only be found around 10 to 100 meters in sea depths. The longnose hawkfish is unique because its body can change color. A Dutch technologist named Pieter Bleeker first discovered it in Ambon, Indonesia, in 1857.