My Fish (Lots Of Pics)

[csfishkeeper]

My endler boys:
 

 

 

Some of the female guppies:

Some of the blue eyed rice:

One of Celestial Pearl Danios:

Some of my Threadfins:

Some of my Cory's:

One of my Peacocks:

 

[Ryan10]

Great looking fish.

 

[RRaquariums]

Yes very nice.

 

[Ninjouzata]

Very pretty fish, especially the peacock gudgeon

 
Any chance of a FTS?

 

[ficklefins]

How in the world do you get such nice pics of your Endlers?? All of mine turn out to be little orange and black blurs!
 
Beautiful fish! I love the celestial pearl danio

 

[Tongue_Flicker]

Rice as in rice fish?

Great fishes btw

 

[Tartan-Guppy]

Nice fish and great photo's

 

[Freedom]

Awesome pics - I also would love to know what you have for a camera!
 
Not heard of the b lue eyed rice fish before.

 

[CoryFever]

Fish are looking great! The peacock gudgeon looks amazing

 

[majerah1]

I love rice fish! All these pictures are wonderful, fish look fantastic. 

 

[Tongue_Flicker]

Awesome pics - I also would love to know what you have for a camera!
 
Not heard of the b lue eyed rice fish before.

They're quite common in East Asian rice paddies but not as popular in today's fish trade. Elegant fish though

 

[Rak9378]

Beautiful fish and pictures!! If you love fish photos check out this thread and contribute!

http/www.fishforums.net/index.php?/topic/427788-post-your-favorite-fish-picture/?p=3620454

 

[lrhodes]

Very nice!
I second the question above, how in the world do you get pics of your endlers and guppies! Lol.

 

[csfishkeeper]

Any chance of a FTS?

 

 

How in the world do you get such nice pics of your Endlers?? All of mine turn out to be little orange and black blurs!

I'm a commercial photographer, so I take lots of pictures of them. When I sit down with the camera they all come over to the glass to get their pictures taken.
 
 

Awesome pics - I also would love to know what you have for a camera!

Most of my fish pics are taken with a Nikon D3. I switch between the 50mm macro or 28-90mm macro lenses, and couple them to a 36mm Kenko macro tube. I place a flash (sb900) a few feet away from the tank and use a shoot through umbrella to diffuse it, fired with a pocket wizard.


When it comes to taking fish pictures (or any for that matter) patience is the key. It is not the equipment that takes great pictures.

 

[Rak9378]

 
When it comes to taking fish pictures (or any for that matter) patience is the key. It is not the equipment that takes great pictures.
 

 
Very true....but a using a D3 doesn't hurt!!