Fish Folk Posted August 1 Share Posted August 1 (edited) Heya NERMS! We all take too many pictures of our fish and tanks. I’d like to see your favorite seven photos you’ve taken of your fish / tanks from this seventh month of 2023. Here’s my July 2023 reel… 1. Spawning Rainbow Shiners 2. Blue Dwarf Congo Cichlid pair 3. Rainbow Shiners & Redbelly Dace 4. New Discus trio 5. Adult Discus tank 6. Lowland Shiners 7. Fireyblack Shiner & Greenheads Edited August 1 by Fish Folk 1 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ninjoma Posted August 1 Share Posted August 1 It was hard to pick 7! Here are the ones I chose in no particular order. 1. My best wide shot of my 29g. I just really love the wood piece and my angelfish "Derp" in this tank. 2. Baby hillstream loaches in 75g. It's hard to get a photo of their body because I mostly notice them when they are on the front glass, so I was happy to get this shot. 3. My best wide shot of my 75g tank. This tank takes the most work, so I feel proud when I manage to get it into decent shape. 4. My vineyard snail "Marble" who lives in the terrestrial area of my paludarium. I very rarely see her out of her shell, so this is the first photo I've ever gotten of her. 5. My buce black pearl flowering in my 75g. The Facebook group really enjoyed this photo and I really like seeing uncommon plant phenomena myself. 6. My best picture of one of my Indian Lilac crabs "Plum". They are easily my most photogenic wet pet, so I always have a ton of good photos of these guys. 7. The best picture of my Blue Kong Zebra crayfish "Mortimer" AKA "Morty." He's a bit elusive, but quite interesting, so I am happy to get a decent photo of him when he is out. 1 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fish Folk Posted August 1 Author Share Posted August 1 @Ninjoma wow!!! Those are breathtaking shots. Thanks for the inspiration! 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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