FISH ID??

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Hi all, I got this fish to help my algae. He constantly picks on it all day , really good fish. I just have no idea what it is lol can someone please ID for me?

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Hi all, I got this fish to help my algae. He constantly picks on it all day , really good fish. I just have no idea what it is lol can someone please ID for me?

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Striped blenny
 
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He’s currently eating sand and spitting it out lol , I don’t think he is a blenny the face and body are off , he didn’t perch or anything
 

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Second the hectors goby,not enough yellow on the head for rainsford. Hectors appear to be darker
 

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He’s currently eating sand and spitting it out lol , I don’t think he is a blenny the face and body are off , he didn’t perch or anything
Koumansetta hectori - I have both Hectori and Rainfordi, they do the best Cyano and Diatom cleanup out of all the Sand Sifting genera of gobies.
 
This is the ORA Striped Fang (has small venomous fangs used for defense!) Blenny (Meiacanthus grammistes). I have the same exact one in my 60g. It goes about it's entire day searching the rockwork and sand for spaghetti worms to eat. It's mouth is shaped for the purpose of extracting small worms protruding outward on the surface enough. Definitely a very cool community tank mate to have IMO!
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