Eye Candy: The most photogenic fish thread

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Clown, lyetail, and my sailfin.
 

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This is definitely my most photogenic fish. Hes always posing and holding still, ready for his closeups lol.



Also not too far behind is my naso tang.

 
Here's my fish pics. Three out of these five were selected for photo of the month by F.R.A.G. group. org
 

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