I have had a clown and a six line for a while, and added a tailspot blenny nearly two weeks ago. Does anyone have any experience with dominance or marking territory with the latter two?
The wrasse initially watched the tailspot pick on rocks, and then would flash on the rock. Now, it’s the tailspot that watches the wrasse pick at critters in the rocks, and flashes. Is this them marking their territory, confusing each other’s dietary habits for their own? The tailspot will occasionally follow the wrasse and ‘puff up’.
With regards to flashing, I initially thought of ich, but neither fish has any signs. No white spots, hiding, or loss of appetite. The lifecycle of ich has surpassed the white spot stage in time, so I want to count it out.
Thoughts?
The wrasse initially watched the tailspot pick on rocks, and then would flash on the rock. Now, it’s the tailspot that watches the wrasse pick at critters in the rocks, and flashes. Is this them marking their territory, confusing each other’s dietary habits for their own? The tailspot will occasionally follow the wrasse and ‘puff up’.
With regards to flashing, I initially thought of ich, but neither fish has any signs. No white spots, hiding, or loss of appetite. The lifecycle of ich has surpassed the white spot stage in time, so I want to count it out.
Thoughts?

