New pics of my tanks

[Lenna]

This is my newly set up 15g brackish tank. There's a pair of orange chromides and two bumblebee gobies in residence.

 

[Lenna]

Here's a closer pic of the female chromide.

 

[Lenna]

This is a more recent pic of one of my 40g

 

[Lenna]

This is the other 40g

 

[Lenna]

Here's a pic of the male blue ram of a pair I bought recently

 

[Lenna]

This pic is of my kribs with their two day old fry

 

[Lenna]

Finally, a female dwarf gourami. The pair spawned a few days ago and there are hundreds of fry. I'll try to get a pic of them, but my camera skills are a little dodgy.

 

[smooth_bourbon]

very cute fishies you should get some pics of your bumblee gobies I would like to see them. How long have you had the Brackish tank set up?

 

[smooth_bourbon]

wow I just reread that last part. Your dwarf guaramis spawned in a 4.5 gallon tank? I always thought they needed more space then that. super cool congrats on all the babies.

 

[Lenna]

The 4.5g is 2ft long, so the depth is perfect. They aren't living in there though. I'll try to get a decent pic of the gobies. These are some pics (sorry about quality) of the gourami fry. Does everyone have trouble taking pics of fry or am I just unco?

 

[Lenna]

This is the male gourami

 

[Lenna]

and for smooth bourbon, a couple of a bumblebee gobie and a showoff orange chromide.

 

[smooth_bourbon]

ah cute cute cute I love bumblebees

Your fry is tiny no wonder its hard to photo. And the daddy has some great color.

Thanks for sharing the pics

 

[Durbkat]

Why don't you try and take a pic of your fish with the tank light on? Because they seem to be hard to see. But

 

[Lenna]

I did have the tank lights on, but I did take these pics at night. If I try to take pics during the day the glare is really bad. I haven't quite figured out how to use a digital camera properly yet. Are there any good ways, tips etc (I don't have a tripod though) for getting a better picture? I had the flash on too, does that have much affect?