goby <> blenny

[Anonymous]

I miss the antics of a Lawnmower blenny, and currently have a blue watchman goby (Cryptocentrus leptocephalus). I would like to introduce a new lawnmower blenny (Salarias fasciatus). Would these two get along in a 55g? Or would they be better in the 150g?

Thanks in advance.
~wings~

 

[monkeyboy]

No prob, Blenny away!

 

[Anonymous]

Thanks
~wings~

 

[Len]

I think that's the first I've seen "blenny" used as a verb. Simply blenny of you!

 

[Anonymous]

I think that's the first I've seen "blenny" used as a verb. Simply blenny of you!

Yeah, I was thinking that too! Have a blenny day!
~wings~

 

[Anonymous]

This is quite the old thread... but I just wanted to say that I've added him! He's eating already! ...not that I had an algae problem, but he's at least pecking on the LR!

~wings~

 

[danmhippo]

Blennificent!

 

[Tackett]

a blenny for your thoughts?

 

[Anonymous]

There are just blenny of puns going on here. :lol:
~wings~

 

[Anonymous]

I don't think the puns should continue blennymore

 

[Anonymous]

Goby a good chap and fetch me a spot of tea. :wink:

Regards,
David Mohr

 

[Anonymous]

Tangk you, Mr. Mohr.

~wings~

 

[Anonymous]

My lawnmower blenny went after my pink speckled goby and killed it in about 30 seconds. It was horrifying to watch.

 

[Anonymous]

I'm kidding...they get along great.

I was just getting a bit nauseous from all the puns and wanted to mix it up!

 

[Anonymous]

I'm kidding...they get along great.

I was just getting a bit nauseous from all the puns and wanted to mix it up!

Goby nice now, there's nothin' wrong with blenny of puns.

~wings~

 

[Anonymous]