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black highfin blenny... normal algae blenny is fine...only prob..they tend to grow quite big

Sorry :off:

But Deepblue bro, is it Cirripectes stigmaticus? I oso find the algae blenny too big and am looking for a smaller version. ;)

Please enlighten. :thanks:

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It requires a well-established tank of at least 50 gallons or larger with plenty of scattered rocks for perching and hiding, and live rock with microalgae growth on which to feed. The Highfin may nip at or eat some small-polyped stony corals and clam mantles. :blink:

http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?cl...&articleid=1952

does urs nip on sps DB??

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kept 2 of these ..one in the old tank ..one now...never.

Its safer than bicolour ...its just interested in my tank walls.. ;)

It should be a highfin if I'm not wrong. Used to think its a sailfin....let me check it out ;)

not the one in your link...more like the one on the top of the pic in the link:

highfin

BTW: MOST blenny may run the risk of nibbing :lol:

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Another pic of the rascal... caught him nipping on my SPS... :angry:

He used to terrorise my algae blenny until my algae blenny jumped to its death... :angry:

I dun like Bi-color too I find that they dun eat algae and also looses it orange half gradually. ;)

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Cauliflower... ;)

Hey Rav-65, you seems to like red alot! By the way, do you have successes with Cauliflower? I never dared to try.... ;)

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kept 2 of these ..one in the old tank ..one now...never.

Its safer than bicolour ...its just interested in my tank walls.. ;)

It should be a highfin if I'm not wrong. Used to think its a sailfin....let me check it out ;)

not the one in your link...more like the one on the top of the pic in the link:

highfin

BTW: MOST blenny may run the risk of nibbing :lol:

Yup and leopard sailfin being the worst ;)



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Hey Rav-65, you seems to like red alot! By the way, do you have successes with Cauliflower? I never dared to try.... ;)

Yeah bro... red tends to colour up the tank better!! :lol:

As for the cauliflower... been with me for about 2 weeks... still healthy, but dunno how long I can keep it, used to have it when I was still a newbie on a 2 feet tank... and I would say they're not easy to keep, but this time round, they're doing fine...

*keep fingers crossed* :lol:

People do not plan to fail; Often they just fail to plan...

Wat I do to prevent myself from tearing my hair out... My stress remedy...

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