Tompot Blenny

Posted by Samantha on Dec 23rd, 2008

The Tompot Blenny is a medium sized blenny, which lives in rocky areas in shallow water mainly in northwest Europe.

All true blennies have a continuous dorsal fin with the first dorsal fins are spiny and the remainder are soft. The pectoral finds are relatively large. Distinguished by a pair of tentacles/lappets over the eye. Usually a deep brown-orange in colour. Rarely more than 15 cm in length.

One Response to “Tompot Blenny”

  1. Hi Sammy,

    I love your blog! This is my favourite fish, and you have done a brilliant job!

    I can’t wait to see all the other animals you draw!

    Hannah

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