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| Coralline | Posted: 1/3/2007 17:18 Updated: 1/3/2007 17:18 |
Marine Adviser   Joined: 8/6/2005 From: Worcestershire Posts: 5368 |
 Re: Algae Blennyhe's gorgeous! i love blennies, something about the faces, they look like like 'people fish'!
you can get dried seaweed which algae eating fish will eat, you just have to tear a bit off and clip it inside tank. he may eat algae based pellets too, worth a try  |
| Maxie | Posted: 1/3/2007 17:43 Updated: 1/3/2007 17:43 |
Home away from home   Joined: 2/1/2007 From: Posts: 171 |
Re: Algae Blenny Cheers Coralline, I'l give it a go. Yeah the faces are really cool and his eyebrows are mad and they also swim weird, kinda like a dragon or am i watching too many cartoons
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| Scooby | Posted: 1/3/2007 18:28 Updated: 1/3/2007 18:28 |
Quite a regular   Joined: 6/12/2006 From: Hampshire Posts: 68 |
Re: Algae Blenny Looks like a Jewelled rockskipper (Salarias Fasciatus) I have one aswell. They are great Characters. Mine sits on the highest piece of Live rock and looks down over the tank like he's some sort of king. Every now and then he allows the cleaner shrimps to approach him to clean his mouth, like their HIS servants.
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| peediepixie | Posted: 1/3/2007 20:45 Updated: 1/3/2007 20:45 |
Coldwater Moderator   Joined: 2/10/2005 From: Orkney Posts: 2453 |
Re: Algae Blenny I LOVE blennies and gobies, they are such little characters
He looks like a very important fish |
| bikemadcaz | Posted: 2/1/2008 22:19 Updated: 2/1/2008 22:19 |
Just can't stay away   Joined: 26/12/2007 From: Dorset Posts: 80 |
Re: Algae Blenny Iv got brown algae popping up all over my 90l tank and iv got fancy goldfish.-which their not touching!! Can i have one of these cool looking fish or is there anyelse more suitable..?
Thankz Caz  |
| suey2 | Posted: 3/1/2008 17:43 Updated: 3/1/2008 17:43 |
Coldwater Moderator  Joined: 21/2/2006 From: Surrey Posts: 9436 |
Re: Algae Blenny These blennies are marine fish so def not suitable for keeping with goldies. The brown algae will go away on its own in time, it is common in new/newish set ups. Best bet is to use a magnetic scraper to scrape it off with
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| Kelpie | Posted: 22/1/2008 0:16 Updated: 22/1/2008 0:16 |
Just popping in   Joined: 22/1/2008 From: Posts: 1 |
Re: Algae Blenny Common name is a lawnmower blenny; latin name is Salarias fasciatus. I've had one for 7 years and he does great being fed the dried algae sheets. Prefers the red/brown sheets over the green ones but takes both.
Good luck. They are great fish and get along with just about anything. |
