Aggressive tail spot Blenny

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I just got a tail spot blenny and I can't tell if my clown and blenny are playing or if the tail spot is being aggressive. Everything I have read says this blenny is peaceful. I don't want to take the chance it harms my clown. These guys have been through hell and back with cycling and everything from day one. Suggestions on what to look for?
 
If your blenny nips or bites at your clown it's a sign of aggression.
 
Eh, they are actually feisty buggers.
 
Peaceful is what I thought too, but definitely the boss in my tank (2 clowns, damsel, six line ). Mine would badger the new fish, but would ease up after a day or so. Feisty is a good description...
 
They remind me of little chihuahuas LOL they think they’re a lot tougher than they really are! Cute little stinkers.
 
Mine couldn't me nicer! Follows the clown around like a little puppy.
 

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