Lawnmower Blenny getting bright colours?

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Hi! I just noticed that my Lawnmover Blenny has gotten some new vibrant colours. He has been brown with classic markings for the whole time that I have had him. But now since I switched tank, the algae growth have been low, he has really started to munch on pellets instead. And I dont know it thats it, or if it is normal for this spieces, but he has gotten a bright red backfin, and a bright yellow tail fin.
Is this normal, or is it his new diet of pellets that brought out these colours?
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Beautiful! Really hope mine colors up like this! Yes, could possibly have something to do with increased protien in the diet?
 

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