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More goldfish, glistening away. I have been wondering about the practicalities of having a small fish in a bowl at work. It might involve a bit too much maintenance, I think.
Some fish catched through "poison fishing": you squash some poisonous plant to pulp, build a little dig on a part of the river and soak the pulp in it. Fishes then proceed to swim on their back.
under Elkhorn Coral (Acropora palmata). Cayos Zapatillas, east of Isla Bastimentos and part of Isla Bastimentos Natinal Marine Park, Bocas del Toro, Panama
THAT WUDA HURT
I almost stepped on this guy. It was right on the rocks where I was about to put my foot down. I was checking my settings on the Canon 7D in the dicapac and I was walking without looking where I was going coz I was sooo close to shore. Luckily I saw it with my peripheral vision. ;-) This lion fish let me get within 8 inches from it. I was provoking it with the front of the dicapac (digital camera pack) so that I can get a shot of it attacking the lens. I guess it wasn't in a provoking kina mood coz it didn't flinch. It just flared all its venomous spines. =D
Having set up the tank for Christmas, it has now been almost a month, and we have finally introduced the first fish. Five male flame tailed guppies. and a bristle-nose catfish.
You can make out three of the guppies who have been wiggling around the tank. The catfish is lurking in the back somewhere.
Another colorful fish that I do not know the name of. (EDIT: Mandarin Fish) Taken at Shedd Aquarium in Chicago, IL.