Anyone Ever Keep a Molly Miller Blenny?

They are very personable. They can be territorial, but nothing too bad.
 
I used to collect these under the Destin Bridge. As mentioned above, they can be a little quarrelsome with smaller fish.
 
I used to collect these under the Destin Bridge. As mentioned above, they can be a little quarrelsome with smaller fish.
You still around those parts? Also, anything else worth mentioning that you would find under the bridge?
 
You still around those parts? Also, anything else worth mentioning that you would find under the bridge?

Nah, that was done in my youth. ;) There are also Slippery Dick Wrasses, Sergeant Major Damsels, and other unidentified/unattractive gobies/blennies under that bridge. If you walk out to the jetty on the gulf side, you may see a Porcupine Puffer or even a Blue/Queen Angel along the jetty. Friend of my dads caught a French Angel somewhere around there too. Be careful though, local collection laws are strick nowadays as I understand it.
 

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