Young tompot with attitude!8 December 2016Our first big winter storm (called ‘Angus’) would have sent the cuttlefish jetting off to deeper water, thank goodness. The…Read more
Benny the Blenny’s babies (juvenile fish) 2cm long are settling back on the reef13 October 2016You’ve seen how my amazing my babies were swimming around in the plankton. The ones that managed to avoid being…Read more
Flying about in the plankton, a baby tompot blenny!12 September 2016Hey, this shows what my tompot blenny babies look like when they have left home, having hatched from those eggs…Read more
Tompot blenny egg development: it’s not bronze, silver, gold like your Olympics, it’s amethyst, gold, silver!5 August 2016When I’m guarding all the eggs in my crevice, I have plenty of time to watch them develop. Something I…Read more
Nosy fish – keeping watch. The eyes have it!7 July 2016I’m keeping watch for predators and intruders. You can see from this video that I have unusual eyes and can…Read more
Who’s this hanging around?26 October 2015Yes, I’m back in control of my territory again. My crevice will continue to be a safe home and give…Read more
A thoughtful Dad8 September 2015I’m thinking about my babies (tompot blenny larvae) swimming, eating and developing in the plankton, I hope they are OK. It…Read more
We’re looking at you Dad!18 August 2015Over the summer the eggs that I have been caring for have developed well; you can see them on the…Read more
Eek, a diving bird!24 July 2015Close escape today! I was on the ‘balcony’ (all right then, the rock ledge) outside my home, nosing around when…Read more
My local beach6 July 2015The rocky reef that I live on is close to here. It’s just beyond the low tide mark but is…Read more