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They are mixed right now between a 180 and 150 gallon tank. And as soon as I get a stand and a filter built, some will be moving into a 220.palaeodave wrote:What size tank are they in right now? Impressive looking bunch you've got there!
Yeah. I am using a wireless remote flash (SB-600) with a Nikon D80 camera...and it is still not easy to get decent clown pics.Mark in Vancouver wrote:Neat photos. Are you using a remote flash above the water?
Thanks...it's my favorite. The only one that I have ever seen like him. I wish I was able to find more.Diana wrote:That one with the orange area in front of the dorsal fin looks like an Orca!
Thank you. The shadows in the back were achieved by using an overhead flash. I am able to use an F32 aperture and a quick shutter speed, so only what the flash hits is in focus. It's a little harder to capture loaches since they like to stay near the bottom for the most part....until feeding.chefkeith wrote:I like it how there is shadows and darkness in the background. How did you do that?
Almost forgot to mention that you have some excellent clowns.
They are soooo addictive. I started out with just a small group of 3 to take care of a snail problem and soon after the addiction kicked in.clownygirl wrote:AMAZING PHOTOS
AWESOME CLOWNS
These pics are some of the best I have ever seen. These photos remind clown loach lovers the reason why this hobby is so addictive.
I would guess around 9" or so, but he is horribly fat.ckk125 wrote:Brilliant!
How big is that alpha clown?looks fat and huge
Emma Turner wrote:Hi JD_MAN, thank you for sharing! Excellent pictures of some very beautiful, healthy clowns.
Emma