Some of my fish

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I'm trying to get some decent pictures of my fish with a Digital SLR, and here are some of them.
Yellow Wrasse


Radiant Wrasse


Dispar Anthias





Evansi Anthias




Lyretail Anthias


Centropyge argi (spawning pair)
Male

Female
 
sweet pictures!!!! , which camera is this?

Thanks, it's a Canon EOS Rebel XT

gorgeous
can you PM me where you got that male dispar? been looking for a nice one like that for a while

Thank you. Yes I can PM you with the info.
I bought 4 females and 1 male, and now I have 2 males. If you can get at least 3 females, one will turn into a male.

This was a female a few months back.




Evansi
 
Great pics and fish! Especially love the pair of C. argi ;)
can you PM me where you got that male dispar? been looking for a nice one like that for a while
I would grab all females as the OP mentioned. Almost always you'll already have one female that is establishing dominance and on it's way to turning male. You want to eliminate the possibility of ending up with multiple males as much as possible as they'll generally take each other out, although even if purachsing all females there's no gaurantee. IME they're not as bad as bartlett's, in regards to all changing male.
 
Great pics and fish! Especially love the pair of C. argi ;)

Thank you, angels and basslets are my fav fish. I need to get a Candy Basslet pair:sad:.

I caught them spawning, not the best quality, they are really quick.






Great pics, any agression issues with the 2 males?
They share the females, really good friends :wink:
 

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