FISH iD?

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Hi guys, a bit of a funny question but pretty much i’ve had this one fish for a pretty long time now and I can’t seem to remember what kind of fish he is... i originally thought rock dweller but that didn’t work. Once again, i know it’s a silly question but I just need to know haha. Thanks

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Hawkfish i believe. Cant tell from the pic what type of hawk. Need a more white pic. Less blue saturation.
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Yep that’s definitely it, thanks mate. I was thinking hogfish and some other random names but thanks a lot. Here’s a slightly better photo that i tweaked a bit. Lights come on in an hour so can’t show a different picture until then
 

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Hawkfish i believe. Cant tell from the pic what type of hawk. Need a more white pic. Less blue saturation.
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Haha i love this guy. He’s a very curious one, and comes right in front of me when i walk close to the tank :D
 

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