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11/27/2012, 08:12 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Roseburg, Oregon
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Blanny's...
Hey guys,
A couple of days ago I started a thread on angelfish, but to day I was wondering what blenny to get a Sailfin/Algae Blenny(Salarias fasciatus), Starry Blenny(Salarias ramosus), or a Red Spotted Blenny(Istiblennius chrysospilos) I like all of these and the tank I have am getting would be big enough to have all of them in but they will fight with each other, So what blenny would you get, with one is the best looking to you, or some other reason. Thanks I love your input,
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Keep on Reef'in Current Tank Info: I do not have a tank yet as they are very $$$ and I am only 16, But I have been able to afford a lot of information on them. |
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11/27/2012, 09:52 PM
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Location: Roseburg, Oregon
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Blanny's LOL
oops... Blennys 
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Keep on Reef'in Current Tank Info: I do not have a tank yet as they are very $$$ and I am only 16, But I have been able to afford a lot of information on them. |
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11/27/2012, 10:39 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Ahwatukee
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Two of my favorite blenny's are the starry and trible. Right now I have the trible and love him. Very nice markings and has a bunch of personality.
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180 DT peninsula with 90 gallon sump. Three Radion Pro's and two Tunze 6105's. bubble magus curve7 and two Jager 300 watt heaters. Temp probe, PH probe and ORP probe. ATS. Mag5 return. BRS dose for CA |
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11/27/2012, 11:53 PM
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I think I'm going to name my Blenny, Blanny now lol
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