Set Free

[Lynz781]

And took some pics. There are three of them and I'm not convinced they are a good size to be let free in the tank but I've seen them hold their own. Swimming to the top for air is a bit frenzied and they get noticed by my pristellas and danios, but the babies are much faster at swimming. Anyway, heres some pics:

Found a baby whiptail trumpet snail too:

And the messy but plenty of hiding places tank they all live in:

 

[fishyfeet]

just gorgeous, i love the babys di

 

[Naughtygirlrlw]

So teensy weensy and cute!

 

[nukeonekitty]

nice photo quality, what kinda camera?

Pretty fish too!

 

[prankster705]

adorable cuties... I mean corries...

The pics are lovely, except for the bit of reflection in the last one... I don't mind you being in the reflection though ...

 

[Lynz781]

Yeah I couldn't be bothered taking proper pictures, hence the bad reflection. Its a Konica Minolta Dimage X60 (in red ).

 

[-Deano-]

Great Pics, Tank And Fish

 

[paul_219]

Very nice babiea nad nice tank.

 

[Fate2006]

awe what size tank they in?

 

[Lynz781]

63 Litre, 13.5 UK gallons heavily planted. They are doing well and didn't get eaten after all.
Isolated some pepper cory eggs yesterday and will hopefully successfully raise them too.

 

[Ranny]

hey there they r cute

 

[Ranny]

how many adults do u hav i hav three an i dont know how to sex them

 

[Lynz781]

Females are normally bigger, and fatter. You can tell by viewing them from above, the females are alot bigger.

 

[Colonel Mustard]

Yeah I couldn't be bothered taking proper pictures, hence the bad reflection. Its a Konica Minolta Dimage X60 (in red ).

how do you not get a refletion when tacking pics?
soz if it's silly

 

[Lynz781]

Angle your camera downwards, that should work.