
Piano fangblenny
Elongated body with black dots.
Scientific name | Plagiotremus tapeinosoma |
English name | Piano fangblenny |
Japanese name | --- |
Classification | Actinopterygii |
Classification details | Blenniiformes Blenniidae |
Full length | about 10cm |
Distribution | Indo-Pacific. South of Sagami Bay. |
Characteristics
A saltwater fish of the sea anemone family that looks like a row of black dots on its elongated body. The upper part of the body is dark brown and the belly is white. The blackish-brown part has dots lined up in the middle of the body. The caudal fin has a gradation from light blue to yellow. The edge of the dorsal fin is also light blue.
Ecology
Found on reefs. It enters the hole and only shows its face, but sometimes it comes out and swims aimlessly.
Habitat
I took a picture of him swimming alone in a shallow rocky place in Arasaki. It fluttered diagonally upward from the bottom of the water toward the surface. When you point the camera at it, it speeds up and runs away.
In Arasaki, sometimes a lone Gimpo jumps out and swims.
Pictures
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