Rock for Midas Blenny?

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My midas blenny has been eating like a pig and he is outgrowing most of his favorite holes in the rock work. Does anybody know if there is a company that makes rocks for blennies with large holes? Thanks!
 
How about getting a large barnacle cluster. I found that each barnacle pops off pretty easy with the serrated bone cutters. If the barnacle is too small perhaps join the two together to make a super barnacle.
 
I have a few barnacle clusters (some of which are holding corals) but I don't have bone cutters (yet). What do you mean by joining two barnacles together?

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Does he like those barnacles? My blennies love them.

I was thinking if the barnacle wasn't deep enough cut a bottom out and use some putty to combine two together.
 
I'd say he is already nearing 4 inches and the barnacles are a little over an inch each so I'm not sure if this would work. Do you have any other suggestions or do you know a place I could get larger barnacles? Thank you
 
I bought a barnacle cluster when I set my tank up just for this reason. I have a tail spot blenny in this tank and Midas in the other. Ignore my chalk bass photo bombing below lol

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Which size magnets are on it?
I'd say he is already nearing 4 inches and the barnacles are a little over an inch each so I'm not sure if this would work. Do you have any other suggestions or do you know a place I could get larger barnacles? Thank you
you can get them off of ebay(where i bought mine) or amazon sells them as well.
 

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