I wanted to share a picture that I captured because I find what the angle and lighting captured fascinating! (Excuse the bubbles, as this was directly after a water change.)
I had the camera tilted up as she was swimming about the surface of the water and stalking snails on the floating plants. The light shone through her in a way that you can perfectly see her beak. How cool is that?!
Also, just look at that beautiful tummy!
KC's 29g DP Tank Log
- kcartwright856
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Re: KC's 29g DP Tank Log
Cute... I wish I could get awesome shots like that.
Chris,
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- kcartwright856
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Re: KC's 29g DP Tank Log
Thanks! The poor quality is frustrating, but being able to see her beak like that was just too cool to not share!