Biota Molly Miller Blenny (Captive Bred / Aiptasia Eater)

Biota Molly Miller Blenny — Overview: ***Aiptasia Eater*** Extremely hardy, adaptable blenny species with a quirky, high‑energy personality Captive‑bred by Biota for improved temperament, feeding response, and reef compatibility Known for its utility role: eats nuisance algae, detritus, leftover food, and even some pest organisms Grows to 3–4 inches and thrives in a wide range of reef setups Temperament & Behavior Bold, active, and often comical May perch on rocks, dart between crevices, or “hop” around the tank Semi‑aggressive toward similar blennies or small bottom‑dwellers Generally peaceful with most reef fish Excellent scavenger — helps keep rockwork clean Reef Safety Considered reef‑safe with caution Typically ignores corals May nip at very fleshy LPS if underfed Great for mixed reefs, softies, and SPS systems Tank Requirements Minimum 30 gallons Stable reef parameters: Temp 72–78°F pH 8.1–8.4 Salinity 1.023–1.025 Plenty of rockwork for grazing and hiding Does well in high‑flow or moderate‑flow systems Diet Omnivore with strong grazing instincts Biota captive‑bred individuals readily accept: Pellets Frozen mysis Frozen brine Spirulina foods Algae sheets Continues to graze on film algae, detritus, and leftover food Benefits from multiple small feedings Compatibility Excellent with: Clownfish Gobies Wrasses Damsels Most peaceful reef fish Use caution with: Other blennies Small gobies in tight spaces Very timid nano fish Why Hobbyists Love It One of the hardiest blennies available Captive‑bred = better temperament and feeding Great “cleanup crew fish” Tons of personality and constant activity Helps reduce nuisance algae and leftover food