Pic of my 20 gal.
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Well, my pics are no where near as nice as some of the ones on this forum...but I love taking them ! I'll have to check to see if my camera has that macro setting...maybe I can do better with what I have !
My female yellow betta
My CrownTail steel blue betta
A green female I used to have
A yellow male VeilTail betta
A 10 gallon I divided up for 4 male betta. There is a yellow, a Neon purple, copper and a white/opague betta in this tank.
Oh, I do have other things besides betta...2 fire bellied newts
and a few blue rams I have in a 29 gallon
I made this tank for my newts..picked up the tank at the local dump and siliconed in a platform for the newts. I have a female betta in the water at present. There is moss and some fern type plants on the platform with flourite. I don't know what that tall plant is. Since taking this pic I have added a nice background and more plants.
My female yellow betta
My CrownTail steel blue betta
A green female I used to have
A yellow male VeilTail betta
A 10 gallon I divided up for 4 male betta. There is a yellow, a Neon purple, copper and a white/opague betta in this tank.
Oh, I do have other things besides betta...2 fire bellied newts
and a few blue rams I have in a 29 gallon
I made this tank for my newts..picked up the tank at the local dump and siliconed in a platform for the newts. I have a female betta in the water at present. There is moss and some fern type plants on the platform with flourite. I don't know what that tall plant is. Since taking this pic I have added a nice background and more plants.
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WHOA !!! Just tried the macro setting I found out I had on my camera...WHAT a DIFFERENCE ! I'm going to go take more pictures !!! 
Also try turning off all the lights and shooting into the lit up tank.
The key to macro shooting is a steady hand and cooperative fish. In macro setting the quick movements are amplified resulting in a blurred image.
The key to macro shooting is a steady hand and cooperative fish. In macro setting the quick movements are amplified resulting in a blurred image.
