Lawnmower Blenny

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I ordered some fish .All fish are fine but the lawnmower blenny .I have to really look close for him to find him.When I do he looks to be breathing heavy.Is this a heardy fish? Is he still getting acc.to the tank?Have had him 2 days.I'm concerned about the lawnmower.I did do a water change last night.Any ideas?
 

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Lawnmower Blennys are for sure not a hardy species. If there is no algae in your tank for him to graze on I would invest in some seaweed strips and place them throughout the tank. There are other foods that can work to, like pellets but seaweed strips always have worked.
 

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I'm sure he's ok. Blenny's perch on rocks and are hard to spot sometimes as they blend in with the colors sometime.
 

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I'm sure he's ok. Blenny's perch on rocks and are hard to spot sometimes as they blend in with the colors sometime.
That's the truth. I can look right at mine and won't actually see him until he moves. Mine loves just about any food I put into the tank.
 

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