Cuban Hogfish
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The Cuban Hogfish Also known as the Spotfin Hogfish has a pinkish-orange body and head. The caudal area of the body and tail are lighter sometimes approaching yellow. The intensity and position of the colors may vary greatly.
The Cuban Hogfish requires space to swim in, which is why tanks of at least one hundred and fifty-five gallons are required to keep an adult. It is a great fish for novices with tanks that are large. It is gentle and generally safe with all species of fish and invertebrates. It is not a problem with crustaceans, however. Tankmates should be more than Wrasse. Although it is not a risk for smaller fish, the fish could be a bit intimidating during feeding time.
A mature Cuban Hogfish can eat snails, worms and mussels, small fish shrimp, and squid.
Approximate Size Small: 1-1/2" to 2" Medium: 2" to 3"; Large: 3" to 4"; XLarge: 4" to 5"; XXLarge: 5" and Larger
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Cuban Hogfish Info
The Cuban Hogfish is also known as the Spotfin Hogfish, has a pinkish-orange body and head. The caudal part of the body and tail are lighter, often close to yellow. The intensity and the placement of the colors can differ greatly.
The Cuban Hogfish requires room to swim. Therefore, tanks of at least 125 gallons are necessary to keep an adult. This is a great fish for novices with an ample tank. It is gentle and generally secure with invertebrates, with the exception of crustaceans. Tankmates should be more than the size of a Wrasse. Although it is not a risk even for small fish, they could be a bit intimidating during feeding time.
Cuban Hogfish Diet
Adults who are mature Cuban Hogfish can eat snails, worms and mussels shrimp, small fish and squid.
size
Large, Medium, Small
Units
1
Weight
6 lbs
Dimensions
1 × 1 × 1 in
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