Sorry to take so long to reply, my sister's been in town all week and we've been busy running around. It appears that my female watanabei was just wanting out of the bucket and into the tank. She's in the cube now and is doing quite well, though a little shy, but that can be expected. She picked at some food tonight too, which kind of suprised me a bit. I know that they can have swimbladder problems and if they aren't properly decompressed they can die pretty quickly. From the research that I've done on them once you get a healthy specimen that was correctly caught they're pretty hardy, though I wouldn't go pushing my luck. She's quite thick (fat) and looks perfectly healthy (knock on wood).
I also saw my two-spot blenny for a few seconds tonight while he was grabbing some food...he appears to be quite healthy. I'm hoping that he'll find himself a nice little cave to hide in that's near the front of my tank. I think these blennies are absolutely adorable, it'd be nice if they didn't hide so much, but that's the nature of the beast.
I just finished taking pics of my tank, once I resize them I'll post some pics here!!!
My fish are all doing ok, the orangeshoulder would go through a sheet of nori daily if I'd let him, but I'm giving him about 1/4 of a sheet and feeding quite a bit of algae-based flake instead. My little tailspot blenny is just about the cutest thing ever and is quite personable. The midas blenny hides a bit more than Melvin did but he's doing ok. He's got a touch of ich today but I think that's from tearing my tank apart yesterday (more about that in a minute). My blue and gold blenny is on my hit list. I came home from work yesterday, sat in my favorite chair to watch my tank for a bit, and noticed that he was munching on some of my sps. After tearing the tank apart and chasing that stupid fish all over the place for over an hour I caught him and threw him in with Sam, my mantis. Sam has had a damsel in with him for over a month now and hasn't touched it, so the blenny should be safe. My picasso pair will be shipped tomorrow for Friday delivery. When they get here they'll be going into a 20 long for a while because they're TINY and while my fish aren't aggressive toward other fish at feeding time they are relatively aggressive feeders, if that makes any sense. I don't want my baby picassos to be intimidated and I want them to have plenty to eat so that they can grow up and be big and strong 
I hope that she's just trying to jump out of the bucket (despite it being covered) and doesn't have swim bladder issues. I emailed LA to see if there was anything I can do for her.
