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Tail Spot Blenny

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Tail Spot Blenny's most distinctive characteristic is its dark spot that lies at the tail's base. A yellow and black band is visible below each eye, helping them blend into the surrounding. They are smaller blenny fish with huge eyes and a tiny mouths that give these fish an extremely comical appearance. Usually, they can be found in crevices or rocks in the bottom of its surroundings The Tail Spot Blenny requires an aquarium of around 10 gallons, with plenty of live rocks for hunting, perching, and grazing. They should not be kept with aggressive species which could make them fearful of hiding.   The diet of these marine fish needs to comprise vegetable matter, which includes frozen and dried food items that contain blue-green and marine algae. It also feeds on (and aid in the control of) algae that are growing within the tank.   Approximate Purchase Size: Small: 3/4" to 1"; Medium: 1" to 1-1/2"
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General information regarding Tail Spot Blenny This Tail Spot Blenny's most distinctive characteristic is the black spot located at the tail's base. A band of yellow and black is visible below each eye, helping them blend into their surroundings. These are smaller-sized blennies that have extremely large eyes and smaller mouths giving these fish an extremely comical appearance. They are usually found in crevices, rocks and crevices at the bottom of the environment The Tail Spot Blenny needs plenty of live rock to graze or perching as well as hiding. They should not be kept with aggressive tank mates which could cause them to hide.
size
Large, Medium, Small
Units
1
Weight
6 lbs

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