Saddle BlennyThe Saddle Blenny needs a tank of at least 30 gallons with plenty of sandy substrate and scattered rocks for hiding. The Saddle Blenny is a peaceful tank member, they get a long with all fish! They are also considered not reef safe for they will eat fleshy corals. They should be fed frozen or live brine shrimp and other frozen foods. The Saddle Blenny is a very common fish at all of our dive sites!

often hiding among crevices until comfortable in their new environment

earthy look that blends perfectly with live rock and reef environments

named for the bold black “false eye” spot near the tail that helps confuse predators in the wild

and expressive face

We've sourced these pink sea anemones directly from the Florida Keys

Be sure to place them a safe distance from other corals that are in your aquarium

Water flow should also be kept at low to moderate

however they can't really harm humans

textured fins

A 30 gallon tank or larger is suitable in size for the Bi-color Damsel

It's a nice type of hardy gorgonian

When you provide the correct amount of light and water flow