Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Sort of answering my own question here after digging lol, another thread on the subject:First question up: For breeding Lawnmowers (S. Fasciatus), what is the best method of introduction of both specimens? How dangerous is it to mistakenly add two males/two females together?
Feel free to dump links and info for future member reference
Thats a wicked cluster!! He must be proud of that house hahaBicolor blenny loves his barnacle cluster:
You will LOVE them!! That's where my blennies came from too!I ordered Mexican Barnacle blennies from https://drreefsquarantinedfish.com/ I am waiting sort of patiently for the QT process to complete and see the new tank members. I have a large cluster of barnacle shells waiting for them.
After researching them, I have decided to grow brine shrimp to feed them and supplement with other zooplankton sized freeze dried food. Any other feeding facts I might have missed?You will LOVE them!! That's where my blennies came from too!
How have you found your group to be around coral?You will LOVE them!! That's where my blennies came from too!
IME they mostly just hide out in the barnacles or rock crevices until feeding time. Then, they dart out like lightning bolts to grab food. It's like watching a bullet ricochet in your reef. Ha!How have you found your group to be around coral?
Might need to put a small group of these on my list for my community (literally) nano. Either that or a pair of E. bimaculatusIME they mostly just hide out in the barnacles or rock crevices until feeding time. Then, they dart out like lightning bolts to grab food. It's like watching a bullet ricochet in your reef. Ha!
Nice pose!How about a Tailspot Blenny thinking about space and time on a Monti?
Great character,
Later days,
B-Kind
Honestly, I just dumped it in and my blenny refused to leave it alone when he was in my nano. Now he’s in my 4’ with a larger barnacle cluster and he refuses to allow ANYONE near it, even my Foxface and Tang aren’t allowed near it when he’s in there.Question for those that have barnacle clusters:
Do you do anything to the sharp edges around the openings before sticking in your tank? (I assume not)
I only ask because, since my bicolor blenny took to the barnacle cluster I threw in, seems like his tail fin has gotten sliced/trimmed a bit, I assume from darting in and out of the barnacles (with sharp edges) all the time. (All good other than that and I have to assume he knows what he's doing but just bothering me a bit)
Some gorgeous pics too! What a blennyThe Starry Blenny is definitely one of my favorite fish.
Bizarre and beautiful,
Always perched somewhere,
Have a good one,
B-Kind