Location: Paradise Reef, Cozumel, hiding in a hole in a boulder star coral
Secretary Blenny?
A Blenny for Your Thoughts
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Location: Paradise Reef, Cozumel, hiding in a hole in a boulder star coral
Secretary Blenny?
isurus
Contributor
I'll say definately an Acanthemblemaria but possibly A. aspera (roughhead) rather than A. maria:
http://filaman.ifm-geomar.de/Summary/SpeciesSummary.php?id=3708
http://filaman.ifm-geomar.de/Summary/SpeciesSummary.php?id=3708
isurus
Contributor
archman:What IS that, barf?
Could well be cos he does look a little rough-headed!
Why that there's a green little blenny
Cute little rascal...
(As for the stuff around the hole, I reckon that has to do with what made the hole and nothing to do with the blenny)
Rick
Cute little rascal...
(As for the stuff around the hole, I reckon that has to do with what made the hole and nothing to do with the blenny)
Rick
OP
Here's another photo of the cute guy:
He does look more like a roughhead here.
He does look more like a roughhead here.
erparamedic
Vampire Girl......er Dork
What a little cutie!! We don't have cutesy little stuff like that around here.... it's just quarry divin' for me.
Just curious.... how big, or little, was he?
Just curious.... how big, or little, was he?
OP
He was about an inch. You can't really see them clearly and have to point a macro lens towards the hole, by patient, and snap a lot of photos.
erparamedic
Vampire Girl......er Dork
Wow! Well, he's a cute lil fella. Thanks for sharing the pic.
OP
Now I'm also considering Spinyhead Blenny: A. spinosa
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