Red Lip BlennyThe Red Lip Blenny needs a tank of at least 30 gallons with plenty of sandy substrate and scattered rocks for hiding. The Red Lip Blenny is usually a peaceful tank member, as long as they are in a tank with plenty of space. The Red Lip Blenny is considered one of the most passive of the blennies, which makes for a great starter fish for a new aquarium. They are also considered not reef safe for they will eat fleshy corals. They should be fed frozen or

active personality

While hardy once established

they prefer to keep an eye on everything that's going on and will often build multiple burrows throughout the aquarium

Medium to high lighting is recommended

Want some additional brightly colored Sea Anemone

It’s most active during the evening and is often seen perched upside down under ledges or boldly displaying its antennae

branching sponge that adds striking color and texture to Caribbean reef aquariums

We will replace the octopus if we get a picture of the DOA

The Classy Pin Stripe Rock Anemone is mostly reef safe for hard corals

Native to Caribbean sandy bottoms and seagrass beds

creating a vivid contrast that makes it stand out in motion

In order to prevent algae and cyanobacteria from growing on them