Close-up photography of developing tropical Angelfish fry
My daughter Annie and I used to breed and raise tropical angelfish.
These pages contain images from our close-up photography of our fish.
My hobbies include water color painting, breeding freshwater tropical
Angelfish (with my daughter Annie), and
close-up photography of our fish.
We became interested in photography in order to learn more about the larval
stage and early development of our Angelfish. We do our close-up photography with
standard Nikon F1 lenses and extension rings.
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The development and growth of tropical Angelfish
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Click on the pictures below see more macrophotography of baby tropical fish. |
| Click on this image to see close up photographs of Angelfish eggs and
newly hatched larval Angelfish (wigglers). |
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| Click on this image to see close up photographs of free swimming fry. |
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| Once the fry are free swimming (in four to five days depending
on the temperature) they will need to eat. |
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Click on the image to the left to see close up photos of brine shrimp
and to learn about hatching them. |
| On a diet of freshly hatched brine shrimp, the young fry grow very quickly. |
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Click on this image to see more photos and learn about our tanks and
plants. | | |
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