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> Blennies > Entomacrodus marmoratus
Updated 7/7/2013
Family
Blenniidae
HAWAII - ENDEMIC
Entomacrodus
marmoratus
Diamond Head, Oahu
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Ft. Kamehemeha, Oahu, 1 foot |
Makapu'u tidepool, Oahu
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Moku o Loe, Kaneohe Bay, Oahu, 2 feet |
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MARBLED BLENNY
Common on rocky shores or within tidepools where it grazes upon algae. A pair of large 'horns' are located above and behind the eyes, but there is no raised flap of skin, or nuchal crest, behind them as
seen on the Zebra Blenny. Frequently seen above water on exposed reefs at night. Attains 6 inches. Endemic to Hawaii. |
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