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Greetings all. Been a while since I posted here. I recently had the opportunity to visit Segrest Farms in Florida to photo some of their stock. I took close to 3500 photos of about a thousand different species of fish. Great time. A few of the "models" really stood out. One of the...

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I recently acquired a new variant of managuense. There are a total of nine (five/four) in two tanks. I have a breeding pair in each of the two tanks. Here's a picture of the female in tank #1 She is about three inches long...about half the size of the next largest female in the tank. I have...

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Thanks Bill.

Thanks. It's all about the photography...gotta keep it interesting. Thanks.

Finally a dragon scale Betta. Hope to do more of these in the future.

Beautiful split tail Betta.

My good friends Rose and Tony Orso laid a couple of very nice Betta on me to photograph. I purchased two plastic boxes at a local craft store. One I painted with a black background and the other I left clear. I set them up on top of a piece of eggcrate suspended across two cinder blocks...

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I received a new batch of managuense from my good friend Rusty Wessel. I got ten fish about 3-4" in length. I immediately split the group into two 100 gallon tanks. One of the tanks I prepared specifically for photos, painting the back with Frosted glass and black paint...the bottom with...

The wild pair of Amphilophus hogaboomorum breed on a regular basis. There are a total of three of that species in a 180 gallon tank. The breeding pair have claimed the right half of the tank the other male fish remains on the left side...along with a very beat up P. synspilus...his "room mate"...

Actually it is. I shot the photos for Xtreme Aquatic cichlid food AND their catfish food. Interesting gig. I only keep Central American Cichlids. They shipped me eight boxes of African Cichlids to photograph. Very cool fish. Very colorful. Thanks

Here's a photo of F0 Paratheraps "coatzacoalcos". I have seven of these fish. This is the largest of three males at 8". The fish has bred a few times so far. Most dramatic is how much faster the male grew than the female (6"). I've heard that some people are offering this fish up as either...

Dinner Time for baby robins.

Mylosoma Durivente

Thanks folks. They were actually a real challenge to photograph. They wouldn't cooperate. I ran a long piece of aquarium tube from me to the tank and then into the water with the tube under the piece of driftwood that they were hiding. When I was ready for the photo, I just blew a bubble of...

Going along the same vane as a previous post on a light set up for the Zonatum. My goal her was to light the fish both top and bottom as I have previously. The problem I have had in the past is adjusting the lower flash to a point where the light would illuminate the bottom of the fish while...

Some recent photos of the trio of F0 Amphilophus hogaboomorum. I have three of these beautiful fish in a 180 gallon tank. The breeding pair are on the right hand side....the "third wheel" male lives on the left. They breed regularly...and are quite beautiful breeding coloration. Here's...

I spend a few hours a day a couple times a week. Not that bad. THe electric bill is like another mortgage payment.

I have 23 tanks...the smallest is 75 gallons. About 3500 total gallons of freshwater. These fish are by themselves in a 125 gallon tank.

One of a couple dozen that size. I had a Pacu a few years ago that was 36" long and 22 pounds.