Springer’s blenny

Characteristics

  • Usually occurs singly.

Description

  • Body light brownish to white with a horizontal, faint brown band running from eye to caudal peduncle.
  • A bluish-black spot on gill cover. Another spot on caudal peduncle.
  • Dorsal and anal fins with a yellowish brown margin.
  • A series of brownish blotches in a row along the bottom of the dorsal fin. Blotches may appear to align to form a brownish band.

Common Name: Springer's blenny

Family Common Name: Blennies

Scientific Name: Petroscirtes springeri___(Smith-Vaniz, 1976)

Maximum Length: 7.7 cm (Standard Length)

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未評估
Not Evaluated (ne)
數據缺乏
Data Deficient (dd)
無危
Least Concern (lc)
近危
Near Threatened (nt)
易危
Vulnerable (vu)
瀕危
Endangered (en)
極危
Critically Endangered (cr)
絕滅
Extinct (ex)
Springer’s blenny