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Did you take that shot when he was sleeping? Is that a bicolor?
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No and no. He's got a very thin red stripe along the edge of his dorsal fin, but otherwise is pure black. He's out and about and eating like a pig more often now, so I can get some better shots of him up in the next few days.
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You used flash on that shot, yeah? I find that I get better pics of my blenny w/o flash, but only because he sits still for a few moments. Nice to shoot a fish that's not a very good swimmer! :lol:
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HD my friend, you're just batting an 0-for today. ;-) No flash. Either he's got cataracts or it's just a weird trick of the lighting. I think the latter, because looking at him now I don't notice anything odd about his eyes. And he seems to see just fine. Have to check some of the newer pictures tonight and verify...
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Well, since I obviously don't know {squat}, why don't you get thee to the "Finally" thread and give me some pointers! 
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Don't sweat it, he looks just like a bicolor from the front end. ;-) I'll get some better pics of him this evening.
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