Blenny Lovers Thread

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Blennys are consistently the fattest fish in my tanks no matter what type. I’ll try to get a photo of my other Lawnmower. He’s a solid 5” and looks more like a puffer. This guy at 5 months still resembles a fish with pride.
 
This is our Midas blenny "midas" (I know right, how original...) And yes, this is his color in his natural state.

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Why did he decide to perma-change to blue/purple? Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of blennies...

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The dark black Midas Blenny is a striking individual. Maybe he is going through his emo phase :thinking-face:
 

Oh man, that is a happy fat tailspot!

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Blennys are consistently the fattest fish in my tanks no matter what type. I’ll try to get a photo of my other Lawnmower. He’s a solid 5” and looks more like a puffer. This guy at 5 months still resembles a fish with pride.

All this fat Blenny talk makes me happy :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:. So here is another one of my not so Black Sailfin. I am pretty sure he is 80% belly.
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Here’s a picture with my Midas Blenny and Lawnmower Blenny. Both have insane amounts of personality! The lawnmower curiously pecks at EVERYTHING, and the Midas undulates like a cool eel. Can’t imagine tanks without them!
 

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We need a chart of blenny emotions, this one looks confused to me.
Usually, they have a grumpy look to them. That one looks so confused to be on that rock.
 
How about this guy being Suspicious?
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