Whitespot hawkfish

The Whitespot hawkfish (Paracirrhites hemistictus) is a marine fish characterized by its distinct reddish-brown coloration with a prominent white spot on its dorsal fin. Originating from the Western Pacific, it inhabits coral reefs and rocky bottoms. Visually, this species features a stout body with a large head and mouth, adapted for its sedentary predatory lifestyle. While appreciated by some aquarium enthusiasts for its unique appearance and behavior, it is not among the most popular or widely recognized fish in the aquarium hobby.