My oddball clown loach collection.

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clownygirl
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Post by clownygirl » Tue Jun 26, 2007 1:44 am

AMAZING PHOTOS :D

AWESOME CLOWNS :D

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.
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Post by ckk125 » Tue Jun 26, 2007 5:08 am

Brilliant!

How big is that alpha clown?looks fat and huge
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Post by Emma Turner » Tue Jun 26, 2007 8:31 am

Hi JD_MAN, thank you for sharing! Excellent pictures of some very beautiful, healthy clowns. 8)

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Post by JD_MAN » Tue Jun 26, 2007 3:41 pm

palaeodave wrote:What size tank are they in right now? Impressive looking bunch you've got there!
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.
Mark in Vancouver wrote:Neat photos. Are you using a remote flash above the water?
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.
Diana wrote:That one with the orange area in front of the dorsal fin looks like an Orca!
Thanks...it's my favorite. The only one that I have ever seen like him. I wish I was able to find more.
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.
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.
clownygirl wrote:AMAZING PHOTOS :D

AWESOME CLOWNS :D

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.
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.
ckk125 wrote:Brilliant!

How big is that alpha clown?looks fat and huge
I would guess around 9" or so, but he is horribly fat. :D
Emma Turner wrote:Hi JD_MAN, thank you for sharing! Excellent pictures of some very beautiful, healthy clowns. 8)

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Thank you. You are quite the inspiration with your beautiful loach collection.
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