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Ember Blenny/ Red-streaked Blenny(Cirripectes Stigmaticus)
$197.99
Introducing the Ember Blenny, also known as the Red-streaked Blenny (Cirripectes Stigmaticus). This striking fish is a must-have for any aquarium enthusiast. With its vibrant red and orange streaks and unique body shape, the Ember Blenny is sure to make a captivating addition to your tank. Not only is this blenny visually stunning, but it also has a fascinating behavior of perching on rock formations, adding a touch of character to your aquatic landscape. Easy to care for and compatible with a variety of tank mates, the Ember Blenny is perfect for both beginners and experienced hobbyists. Bring the beauty and charm of the Ember Blenny into your aquarium today!
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