Hi-Hat

[findad]

Anyone know anything about these guys, Equetus acuminatus, Hi-Hat or High-Hat ? LiveAquaria says not reef safe, DiverTom says they are???????????

What makes a fish not reef safe, that they might eat a crab or shrimp??

 

[findad]

Anyone??

It looks like the have a smile drawn on their nose :smile:

 

[JackoChang]

Liveaquaria says, "The Hi-Hat will comb the sandy bottom looking for worms, crustaceans, and small fish if it is hungry. It may even eat the occasional fireworm."

 

[returnofsid]

When I'm looking for unbiased advice, on fish, my first stop, after the forums, is always WetWebMedia. http://www.wetwebmedia.com/croakers.htm and SciaenidFAQs

 

[subielover]

When I'm looking for unbiased advice, on fish, my first stop, after the forums, is always WetWebMedia. SciaenidFAQs

+1 great site for info

 

[findad]

When I'm looking for unbiased advice, on fish, my first stop, after the forums, is always WetWebMedia. Drums, Croakers: High Hats and Jackknifes, Family Sciaenidae and SciaenidFAQs

good info, thanks. cant believe that I haven't hit that site yet.