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Snake blenny was noted for the first time in the Puck Bay [see Fig.1] on depth 42.1 m. This part of the Bay is connected with Gdańsk, deep with the maximum depth of 118 m. Snake blenny is probably a post glacial relict fish species in the Baltic. It prefers comparatively deep waters between 30 m to 120 m, as those water depths probably holds the suitable habitat for the fish for spawning and feeding...
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