Is this normal for lawnmower blenny?

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Hi, I just got my blenny today and noticed that the second half of his body is very very pale and has no color. Is this normal? Thanks.

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I'd need to see the whole fish - I can't tell which end is up!
Sorry he was moving fast. The bottom is his head and the top is his tail. The 2 white spots a little down is the end of his head
 
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Hi, I just got my blenny today and noticed that the second half of his body is very very pale and has no color. Is this normal? Thanks.

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Is this what it looked like in the store? There are lots of variations of algae blennies...
 
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I've never personally seen a blenny like that, but if he's acting fine I'd say it's just coloration - they do colour up and colour down with camouflage.
Should I call the store and see what they think?
 
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As long as he has plenty to eat he should be fine. All the ones I've owned are dark camo on top and light camo on the underside, and I had one with a whiteish underside with pink and purple coloring.
Yeah I had him to clean up a lot of algae so he has plenty to eat :))
 
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