blenny eggs

cf17

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Hi,
I have a bicolor blenny which has just laid about 200 eggs on the glass near the heater in my tank.

There were eggs in the same place a couple months ago but I didn't realise what laid them. This time I have seen her going back and forth around the area, so I know who was responsible.

There are no other blennies in the tank so they must be infertile, right? Is it normal for them to do this without a partner?
Thanks
 
Perfectly normal behavior. I've had fang blennies lay infertile eggs on the front glass of my tank. they'll be eaten within a day or so.
 
Oh shucks when I read the title I thought there would be a picture :( ...

Is your female almost all black as popular belief would have it?

I thought I had figured it out , thinking the males had a much squarer head , streamers and generally considered more colourful....and females with rounder smaller heads and shorter stouter body ... ( from eye to vent in similar size specimens)

But I'm not sure anymore.

Also There was a thread few years back of someone in Greece who had a very yellow female to throw a wrench in the assumption that we could easily differentiate the sexes with colour pattern.

Do you have clear pictures that you could post by any chance ?


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The blenny has a dark purple front with a yellow tail. Don't have many pictures because she spends most of her time hidden in gaps in the rocks. This is the best one I could find. (Yellow tail poking out on the right)
 

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Lol! I know ....it can be quite a task ...thanks for trying!
If you ever get a fully extended side shot that would be awesome.


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