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  1. Wikipedia
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    Blenny Fish – Facts | Care | Profile | Diet | Tank Mates
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    How many Blenniidae are there?
    The Blenniidae family consists of six tribes: Salariini with 26 genera, Parablenniini with about 12 genera, Blenniini with two genera, Omobranchini with seven genera, Phenablenniini with one species, and Neomophini (saber-toothed blennies) with five genera (Smith-Vaniz 1976). ( Nelson, 1994; Nelson, 1994)

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    How many blenniids are there?
    The family Blenniidae is the largest family in its suborder, consisting of six tribes with 53 genera and 345 species. A slender, elongate body and cryptic coloring assist many blennies in their secretive lifestyle in crevices and holes on the bottom of inshore waters.

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    What is a blenniid fish?
    Blennies are a predominant group in intertidal and inshore zones and are specialized to occupy holes and crevices. ( Moyle and Cech, 2000; Wheeler, 1985) Blenniids are not food fishes, but the genera Ecsenius, Salarias, and Meiacanthus are gathered for aquarium use.

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    What is a blenny fish?
    Blenny (from the Greek ἡ βλέννα and τό βλέννος, mucus, slime) is a common name for many types of fish, including several families of percomorph marine, brackish, and some freshwater fish sharing similar morphology and behaviour.

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    FAMILY Details for Blenniidae - Combtooth blennies - FishBase

  7. Wikipedia
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  9. ADW
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    ADW: Blenniidae: INFORMATION

  10. Animalia
    https://animalia.bio/nl/blenniidae

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  11. Britannica
    https://www.britannica.com/animal/blenny

    Blenny | Types, Habitat & Diet | Britannica

    WEBBlenny is a suborder of fishes with about 300 species in the family Blenniidae. They are small, scaleless, and have a single dorsal fin and slim comblike teeth. Some blennies can hop on land or suckle their young.

  12. The Australian Museum
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    Blenniidae - Blennies - The Australian Museum

    WEBUpdated. 17/06/22. Blennies are small, bottom-dwelling fishes, the majority of which live in shallow marine waters. Worldwide about 360 species are known, with 92 species occurring in Australia. They are also called …