Canary Blenny
A solid canary-yellow fang blenny found only around Fiji, and one of the few blennies that spends its day hovering in open water rather than perching on rock. Like all Meiacanthus it carries venom glands in its lower canines, which is a defence, not an attack — tankmates learn to leave it alone and it is left alone in turn, so it holds its own in a busy community without harassing anything. It is reef safe and will not touch corals or inverts, but it is territorial toward other fang blennies and similar-shaped fish, so keep one per tank unless you have a bonded pair. It jumps, so a covered tank is not optional.
Tankmates
How Canary Blenny gets on with the rest of the reef, checked pair by pair by the same engine as the live pre-flight.
Best kept apart
A real clash — aggression, predation or a same-genus fight.
Keep an eye on these
Usually fine, but worth watching in a smaller tank.
Good tankmates
No conflicts — a few popular ones to start with.
