Hi all!

Went for a "photo shoot" of a friend's tank over the weekend. Really neat planted tank. Here are some of the better ones from the session:

Shrimps:

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Cories! - These guys are so cute!







Posted with permission from Isaac.

Comments welcomed!

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Any full view picture?

Btw, what time are you coming to my place on this coming sat?

Darn it, if only I had space for cute cories in my tank... must not succumb to collectivitis...

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Steven

wow good job on the photography

those are pandas?

Cories are very nice for established planted tank because they are schooling fish. They may disturb your delicate plants(HC etc) if they have just been planted and not rooted yet.

Thanks John for your help. Excellent pictures and skill too. I learnt so many things from you already. Btw, there's some ppl in the aquatic plants section asking about camera stuffs, maybe you can do some "selling"? hahahhaa....cheers.

Dom,

Paiseh lah, the tank loook very crappy from the picture, it's a no no for photography...that's why dare not post. After the photoshoot, I spent many hours working on that tank to create more eye catching "focus" spots.

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Moss: Singapore, Taiwan, Weeping, Spiky, Erect, Xmas.

Pellia: Coral pellia, Normal pellia, Medium pellia?, Wild mini pellia.

Isaac, what is the type of shrimp in picture 1? Is it a bee?

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Steven

Creepy..

The shrimp is supposed to be bumbee bee shrimp but then YT came over and saw the offsprings...he said it's not...could be wild variant or some hybrid.

Now I have CRS and bumble bee babies in the tank but not captured in picture.

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Isaac Goh©

Moss: Singapore, Taiwan, Weeping, Spiky, Erect, Xmas.

Pellia: Coral pellia, Normal pellia, Medium pellia?, Wild mini pellia.

I have one like that. So, thot it was a bee. Checked out on the net and it said a bumble bee whether wild or not should have 4 spots on the tail. Orangy tail and nose. Guess what we have may be a hybrid...maybe called bumbling bee? har har.

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Steven

no it should be Caridinia isaaci

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