Longnose Hawk - Oxycirrhites typus Size:Medium plenty of rockwork and regular

plenty of rockwork and regular small feeds

A graceful and active daytime swimmer that spends much of its time cruising around rockwork and reef surfaces in search of food

bleaching or tissue stress

In the Western Indian Ocean this angelfish is also called "Koran angelfish" due to the Arabic script-like pattern on the median fins of large juveniles

as puffers can inflate when stressed and may trap air if lifted from the water

Longnose Hawk - Oxycirrhites typus Size:Medium plenty of rockwork and regularLongnose Hawkfish (Oxycirrhites typus) The Longnose Hawkfish, Oxycirrhites typus, is a striking and highly recognisable marine hawkfish, admired for its long pointed snout, white body and fine red grid like patterning. This species has a very distinctive perching behaviour, often resting on rockwork, coral branches or ledges while watching the aquarium around it. Hardy, unusual and full of character, it can make an excellent feature fish for mature