Phantom Blenny, Atrosalarias fuscus Malu Anemone This versatile eater might even

This versatile eater might even indulge in the occasional fireworm

and snails

More than one fish of these fish can be housed in the same tank but plenty of space and simultaneous introduction is necessary to ensure that they will get along

It can also be used in the first cycle to start the biological filtration process with Nitri-Bac

Phantom Blenny, Atrosalarias fuscus Malu Anemone This versatile eater might evenThe Phantom Blenny is prized for its voracious appetite for nuisance microalgae. But the Phantom Blenny is most recognizable for its stark black colouration on both body and fins. Since the Phantom Blenny eagerly perches upon live rock to feed, Atrosalarias fuscus truly creates an eye catching addition to any saltwater reef system. Native to the reefs of Java, the Phantom Blenny requires ample live rock with microalgae growth on which it can forage