blenny

The "Patagonian blenny" (Eleginops maclovinus, Georges Cuvier, 1830) is an endemic species with high potential for aquaculture production (Sa et al., 2014).

In the image on the right taken in the southern coast of Qatar (Khor Al Udeid), you can see the Blenny fish.

We report here on the first observations of the Panamic fanged blenny, Ophioblennius steindachneri Jordan & Evermann, 1898, in California marine waters.

During a BOTAC retired members' match, cod, coalies, mackerel, whiting, lesser spotted dogfish, plaice, dabs, flounder, launce, weavers, dragonet and a yarrells blenny were taken, along with a few octopus.

A tompot blenny, the little fish usually caught by children in rock pools, was the only fish on the scales at the end of the Gwent and District SAC competition at Llantwit Major and it only moved the reading to 0.10kg.

In the Pacific, the bizarre leaping blenny lives above the tideline in miniature caves.

Reproductive phenology of the Azorean rock pool blenny a fish alternative mating tactics.

Two new species of digeneans (Lecithasteridae and Haploporidae) of the intertidal blenny Scartichthys viridis (Valenciennes) from the central coast of Chile.

The most frequent prey in the diet of otter was the garfish, followed by blenny, long-spined bullhead, and wrasse (Table 1).

The sheepshead, Archosargus probatocephalus, and the feather blenny, Hypsoblennius hentzi, two additions to the Canadian Atlantic ichthyofauna.

The venomous fang blenny is a small brightly colored fish that is found in the Pacific region, mostly among coral reefs, including the Great Barrier Reef along Australia's east coast.

The purified trypsin enzyme from Dosidicus gigas showed a molecular weight of 23.5kDa, similar to several fish trypsin such as rainbow trout (25.7kDa; Kristjasson, 1991), common carp (28kDa; Cao et al, 2000), Monterey sardine (Sardinops sagax caerulea; 25kDa; Castillo-Yanez et al., 2005), Atlantic bonito (Sarda sarda; 29kDa; Klomklao et al., 2007), walleye pollock (24kDa; Kishimura et al., 2008), sardinelle (Sardinella aurita; 28.8kDa; Khaled et al., 2011) and zebra blenny (Salaria basilisca; 27kDa; Ktari et al., 2012).