Bicolor VS Lawnmower Blenny

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So I've had a bicolor blenny in my 125g for 2-3 years now. I recently added a lawnmower blenny, and the bicolor chases it whenever it sees the lawnmower. Luckily that isn't too often, because the tank is so big. Will the bicolor eventually give up? Anyone been in a situation like this?
 
Blennys of different species will go after them because they look close enough but different
 
Bicolor could be mean,... i guess you have a big tank do not to worry
 
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So I've had a bicolor blenny in my 125g for 2-3 years now. I recently added a lawnmower blenny, and the bicolor chases it whenever it sees the lawnmower. Luckily that isn't too often, because the tank is so big. Will the bicolor eventually give up? Anyone been in a situation like this?
 
They’re both doing fine now, but if you want to try it, I would recommend putting a lid on the tank :)
 
Thought about trying this in my reefer 350…. not anymore

Thanks for the insight
 

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