The blennies tend to be rather small and elongate fish, many of them bottom dwellers but some that swim around up off the bottom. Many species hide well and are rarely seen or only briefly glimpsed outside their holes. There are some species that are primarily shallow intertidal. There are many more species in the Marshall Islands than this page covers. Unless otherwise noted, sizes given are maximum sizes for the species listed in Fishbase, not necessarily the size of the figured specimen.
Additional blennies that have been reported from the Marshalls include (links to Fishbase):
Parenchelyurus
hepburni
Atrosalarius
homomelas
Cirripectes
fuscoguttatus
Cirripectes
quagga
Ecsenius
bicolor
Entomacrodus
cymatobiotus
Entomacrodus
decussatus
Entomacrodus
niuafooensis
Entomacrodus
sealei
Entomacrodus
thalassinus
Rhabdoblennius
nitidus
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