fishygurl
Active Member
I always thought blennies were reef safe, other than they might pick at the shell of a clam (which i assumed was for the algae on it)
Well anyways i was looking up this blenny which i thought looked pretty cool it was called a Leapord blenny (Exallias brevis) which reminded me of this leapord wrasse which i wished i could put in a reef... Anyways i was reading about them and it said that they eat small polyped stony corals??
So there are blennies that are not reef safe? How many?
Well anyways i was looking up this blenny which i thought looked pretty cool it was called a Leapord blenny (Exallias brevis) which reminded me of this leapord wrasse which i wished i could put in a reef... Anyways i was reading about them and it said that they eat small polyped stony corals??
So there are blennies that are not reef safe? How many?