A spotted coral blenny (Exallias brevis) makes its home among branches of a Pocillopora grandis colony in shallow waters of Ko Olina. For this species of blenny, coral provides shelter and food. Spotted coral blennies feed exclusively on live coral tissue

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A spotted coral blenny (Exallias brevis) makes its home among branches of a Pocillopora grandis colony in shallow waters of Ko Olina. For this species of blenny, coral provides shelter and food. Spotted coral blennies feed exclusively on live coral tissue

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A spotted coral blenny (Exallias brevis) makes its home among branches of a Pocillopora grandis colony in shallow waters of Ko Olina. For this species of blenny, coral provides shelter and food. Spotted coral blennies feed exclusively on live coral tissue photo copyright NOAA Fisheries / Mollie Asbury taken at

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