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Salarias

Salarias guttatus

Valenciennes, 1836

Breast-spot Blenny

Likely Reef Tank Suitable

Likely Fish-Only Tank Suitable

Range: Western Pacific Ocean.

Size: 4 inches (10 cm)

Natural Environment: Inhabits shallow rocky and coral reefs and also estuaries and usually found between depths of 3 – 50 feet (1 – 15 m) where it mainly feeds upon filamentous algae, diatoms, tiny crustaceans, and detritus.

General Husbandry: Not normally collected for the trade.

Taxonomy:

    Order: Perciformes

    Suborder: Blennioidei

    Family: Blenniidae

    Genus: Salarias

FYI: Shown here for identification only. Yet its care, should it become available, would be the same as for others in this genus.

 Salarias guttatus (Breast-spot Blenny)
Photo © John Randall
Salarias fasciatus Salarias ramosus
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