Red+Scooter+Blenny



​ media type="youtube" key="9CW9_C3AmI0" height="344" width="425"the red scooter blenny is unique by being the only fish to have protruding gills that they can stand on. they get their name by how they scoot around on their fins. DIVERSITEY OF LIVING THINGS. one or more cell: scales cell, eye cell, etc. d: you tap on the glass, it swims away reproduce: see video growth: is born in a egg then grows out of the egg they are native in mostly everywhere in the world,(but wildly, only in Australia) that is, in a fish bowl, only because of todays technology

Blennies are popular aquarium fish, and for a lot of reason. They are peaceful, colorful, and many are downright helpful. For example, the so named Lawnmower Blenny will keep your green algae well trimmed and presentable. With the exception of Fang Blennies, Blennies are totally reef safe. In fact a reef environment is really best for them because they can be shy and the intricate rockwork of a reef provides ample hiding spaces. They are omnivores and should be fed a varied diet of frozen or live foods and plant matter. Blennies don't have teeth or functional jaw, so food must be small enough for them to swallow whole.

the latin name is Synchiropus stellatus


 * Kingdom: || [|Animalia] ||
 * Phylum: || [|Chordata] ||
 * Class: || [|Actinopterygii] ||
 * Order: || [|Perciformes] ||
 * Suborder: || **Blennioidei** ||

one of the special features of the red scooter blenny is the red scooting fish image, or just the gills or what it looks lioke, but they really are thier fins. the other thing is that the dorsal fin, or the top fin, retracts, or sinks when it is mating. the arched back looks like its breathing but it is mating. the best thing is the thing that it said in the 2 paragraphs above, it would keep your reef completley trimmed. but in the wild, it would eat Australia's reefs, which, i read a couple days ago are depleting.