Eaglefish
Eagle fish is also called eagle bream. The size is generally between 10-15cm. Eagle fish are generally carnivorous fish and like to eat young shrimps and shrimp meat. They have poor ability to absorb artificial feed. Most of the time, they like to climb on top of a rock, looking around with their eyes. When they find prey, they will quickly pounce on it and eat it. The action resembles that of an eagle catching food, hence the name eagle fish. Although they do not eat the damselfish and clownfish in the saltwater tank, they like to attack them and chase them everywhere. Therefore, hawkfish are generally not a popular species in aquariums. Their non-strict requirements for water quality can be accepted as long as other seawater gallfish can accept the environment. If kept in a large aquarium, they can grow very quickly.
1. Red-spotted Eagle
The body is gray with straight dark stripes on its head and red freckles on its head and dorsal fin.It is easy to raise in an aquarium of 150 liters or more, but it is very intense. It will agitate smaller, gentler fish and become aggressive to other fish that join an aquarium where it has established territory. The fish kept in the same tank are larger than it or are at least semi-aggressive fish. Will eat small fish and crustaceans. Food includes various animal baits, frozen baits and live feed shrimps.
Two, Eagle Gold
Eagle Gold
3. Red Swallow
Also called Red Eagle, Flying Eagle, Swallow-tailed Eaglefish or Forked-tailed Eaglefish, it is orange to red in color. Its swallowtail is the most striking distinction from other hawkfish.It is easy to keep in aquariums with a capacity of 150 liters or more. It must be mixed with strong fish. If you have access to a tank and enough space at the same time, you can mix it with other eagle fish. Although it eats small fish and shrimp, it can be put into a coral tank. They often protect themselves in sea anemones and corals. Food includes various animal baits, frozen baits and live feed shrimps.
4. Freckled Eagle
Freckled Eagle
Also called Ford's Eaglefish and Black-sided Eaglefish. The mood changes repeatedly throughout life. In the juvenile stage, they are burgundy red and have yellow tails; after adulthood, they appear divided into brown or olive green. Black or red freckles on the face will last a lifetime.Keep in aquariums above 350 liters. It feeds on crustaceans and small fish and should be introduced into the tank and mixed with semi-aggressive and aggressive fish. It is territorial and will disturb new fish entering the tank, including other eagle fish or fish larger than it. Food includes various animal baits, frozen baits and live feed shrimps.
5. Red mouth pointed grid
Also called sharp-beaked eagle and long-billed eagleeagle. The white body, with red stripes woven into a grid, is very unique. They are also the only eagle fish documented to be able to lay eggs in aquariums.If kept in an aquarium of 150 liters or above, the tank should be covered to prevent it from jumping out. The red-billed eagle fish is easy to raise and is somewhat aggressive, but other large hawkfish can stop its aggressive behavior. Although it will eat small fish and shrimp, it is very suitable for keeping in a coral tank. Likes swimming around species similar to red fan soft gorgonians. Food includes a variety of seafood, frozen and live feed shrimp.
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