Thomas also took pictures of the aquarium last night. Unfortunately, he didn't clean off the outside of the tank before taking this one, but I like it so much that I'm posting it anyway. These two large clown loaches hang out together pretty frequently. The third, smaller, guy is still around, but the three are rarely seen together.
And here's a close-up of one of the larger clown loaches:
Similarly, here's a group of Australian Rainbowfish:
And a close-up of one of them:
Only two of the three Australian Rainbowfish babies survived, and they are now quite large -- bigger than some of the others when we bought them.
And here's a close-up of one of the larger clown loaches:
Similarly, here's a group of Australian Rainbowfish:
And a close-up of one of them:
Only two of the three Australian Rainbowfish babies survived, and they are now quite large -- bigger than some of the others when we bought them.
3 comments:
I especially love your videos. The simplest things the birds do are fun to watch. I enjoyed the flight and the orange cup in the sink! So cute.
I like your rainbows. I have a pair of neon rainbowfish.
Mary -- you are too kind. I'm trying to get more videos of them in flight, but they go so fast!
Aquarium -- thanks for the comment, and now a fish blog I can link to! I think rainbowfish are incredibly beautiful, although I am biased :)
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