As they are known to peck and even hammer rocks in search of calcium, I suspect mouth injury and possible mouth rot. Best recourse is to place in quarantine and treat with seachem Kanaplex. Add aeration during treatmentToday I noticed a white film/blotch on my blenny's mouth. He was opening his mouth quite a bit and it seemed like there was a thin translucent white film attached to his upper and lower jaw. I don't really know how else to explain it. I got a picture of him with his mouth closed and it looks like there's a white blotch on his lip. Has anyone seen this before? He's been in my tank 4 days and I didn't notice this white thing on his mouth until today.
Is it just on the right side?Today I noticed a white film/blotch on my blenny's mouth. He was opening his mouth quite a bit and it seemed like there was a thin translucent white film attached to his upper and lower jaw. I don't really know how else to explain it. I got a picture of him with his mouth closed and it looks like there's a white blotch on his lip. Has anyone seen this before? He's been in my tank 4 days and I didn't notice this white thing on his mouth until today.
Yes, it's just on the right side from what I can tell. He's eating normally. His breathing seems faster than usual when I noticed him opening and closing his mouth over and over again. But now he's acting normal.
