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Black faced Blenny - Trypterigion tripteronotus - Coming close

Elongated, spindle-shaped body with pointed nose. Dorsal fin is divided into three sections. Grayish-brown. During the mating season males are red with black heads. Found on rocky, poorly illuminated bottoms, from 1-2 meters down to 8-10. Maximum size 8 centimeters.

Black faced Blenny - Trypterigion tripteronotus - Coming close

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Uploaded on July 13, 2022

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Camera:	Canon
Model:	Canon PowerShot A630
Creation Date:	2008:11:05 16:51:35
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