Black Neons From Pfk Feature

[George Farmer]

PFK magazine readers may recognise these from the latest issue (May '08) in my 'In Pursuit of Perfection' step-by-step planted tank feature.

The tank is doing very well and the aquascape is maturing nicely.

Look out for a full tank shot in a forthcoming issue...

 

[paul_219]

Nice neons. Very nice group and color.

 

[Million]

Nice pic. What's that in the bottom right corner?

 

[Dan81192]

looks to me like a silver shark,

 

[RadaR]

Brilliant shot George. Everything looks perfect.

Nice pic. What's that in the bottom right corner?

It's an Oto, and there is one to it's left aswell.

 

[helterskelter]

Nice setup

Nice pic. What's that in the bottom right corner?

It's an otto, if you look harder you can see 3 in there

 

[SJ2K]

Nice setup

Nice pic. What's that in the bottom right corner?

It's an otto, if you look harder you can see 3 in there

Yup, bout half way down the wood, 1" to the right

Nice shot george, healthy tank as always.

 

[invader]

Lookin' good George.

 

[Ace Of Spades]

Lookin' good George.

Nice fish mate...

Has it got special lighting on it?

 

[connorsbala]

looks to me like a silver shark,

Wow, thats a funny looking silver shark
Tanks looking great...cant wait to see in the next issues!!!!!!!!

 

[papasmurf123]

Nice pic. What's that in the bottom right corner?

looks like an oto to me



Rob

 

[geo7x]

Come on, tell us the truth, exactly how many shots did it take to get that one good pic?

 

[Liam]

Beautiful pic George.

 

[blue acara]

Great capture. The black neons really have a subtle beauty thing going on. Tank looks lush as always.

 

[George Farmer]

Thanks, everyone.

Has it got special lighting on it?

Not 'special lighting', but there's a lot of it - 4 x 24w HO T5 over 60 litres (6 watts per gal.)

Come on, tell us the truth, exactly how many shots did it take to get that one good pic?

I took about half a dozen shots in the same area but this was the best all rounder in terms of fish position and composition with the plants and wood. As I get more experienced with photography I find there's less 'wastage'.