Bi-colour Blenny

LiveRock · March 4, 2003

Hi

I am thinking of adding a bi-colour blenny to my tank for algae control.

Anyone has experience with this fish?

Is it difficult? Any potential problems?

Thanks!

spade · March 4, 2003

meet my blenny :lol:

most of the time he will juz reverse-park into hole on LR. once a while will come out and nip at algae on glass/rock. so far hv not seen it fighting with the clowns/copperband/cleaners.

conclusion: peaceful + interesting animal :peace:

LiveRock · March 4, 2003

May I know the 'average' price of tis cute fellow?

Seen any lately?

Thanks!

dodo · March 4, 2003

no pics of my blenny...but overall...it does nothing and spend most of it's time inside LR unless it is feeding time :yeah:

avg px....ard $10-$15 u should be able to get it lar :erm:

divinesloth · March 4, 2003

I used to have 1...tot it jumped out and got eaten up by my dog. Bought another 1 then realise my porcupine was the culprit. They were really cute.... :cry2:

BarraCudaTM · March 4, 2003

heard that they may nip clams <_

dodo · March 4, 2003

:blink: izzit? :blink:

if really so...tat means i can't have clams har :cry2: :cry2: :cry2:

bi-colour blenny to give away...pls PM me :evil:

wedgee · March 4, 2003

Pls read this if yr tank has clams and bi-color...

Bi-color gone berserk!

But i dont think they ALL are crazy...just dat i got a wacko blenny...

dodo · March 4, 2003

:cry: :cry:

anyway...thks wedgee :bow:

Catfish · March 4, 2003

Hi liverock,

Try coralfarm, they always have very brilliant color bi-color blennies, n best of all surprisingly cheap!

About them running berserk, I believe its varies from one to another, likewise not all angels will peck on corals or clams, well mine dont!

Fishfreak · March 4, 2003

dodo Posted on Mar 4 2003, 04:31 PM
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no pics of my blenny...but overall...it does nothing and spend most of it's time inside LR unless it is feeding time

avg px....ard $10-$15 u should be able to get it lar

$10-$15? Must be gold-plated :ooh: A decent price should be $5. That's what I paid for mine (about 2.5cm long)

dodo · March 4, 2003

no...it's DIAMOND PLATED! <_< i am giving a worst case scenario...if u get a $5 sick freak...by all means go & get it

Fishfreak · March 4, 2003

Why get so worked up, dodo? I wouldn't even take it for free if its sick ... or a freak ...

Creetin · March 4, 2003

liverock, u can try harlequin, i got mine there at $8. give them a call first...

unless u drive, or else u will find coralfarm veri the far!

dodo · March 4, 2003

Fishfreak · March 4, 2003

I talked about the price but not about the 'experience' liverock wanted.

Mine lives together with softies, shrooms and LPS. No problem that I can see. Then again, I hardly see it too as it has decided the best hole's at the back of the tank ....

I did see it munch on algae though.

Hope this helps.

Chris · March 5, 2003

My bi-colour lives in my surface skimmer and eats BS, MS and flakes. Lives happily with all corals and fish. A really beauty! Use to eat algae off the glass but has since stopped doing this duty.

Also, should not cost more than $8. Got mine for $6 at New Trio about a year ago.

LiveRock · March 6, 2003

Thanks, fellows!

BTW, where is harlequin and coralfarm?

Never been these 2 places, me always go to sealife, reborn or lorong harlus.

Cheers!

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