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BEHIND THE GLASS

Welcome to
the fishroom.

A look around my fishroom in Bexley, from the fish and shrimp I raise to spawning mops, eggs and live foods. These are my own photographs, taken as I go about keeping and breeding them.

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A look at my fish, breeding work and feeding supplies.

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01 / THE PHOTO JOURNAL

Rainbowfish

A closer look at the colours and scales of my Boesemani Rainbowfish.

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Boesemani Rainbowfish showing its orange tail and silver-blue scales.

A closer side view of a Boesemani Rainbowfish in my tank.

Boesemani Rainbowfish facing the camera beside a breeding cave.

02 / THE PHOTO JOURNAL

Kribensis, swordtails & tetras

A closer look at the fish in my tanks.

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Nigeria Red Kribensis above the sand beside the plants.

A side view of a Nigeria Red Kribensis in my fishroom.

The orange, white and black markings of a Sanke Koi Swordtail.

A Sanke Koi Swordtail swimming above the sand.

Locally bred Neon Tetras showing their blue and red markings.

Neon Tetras swimming among the plants and their tankmates.

Orange, white and black markings on my Sanke Koi Swordtails.

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Shrimp, up close

Deep red, deep blue and a female carrying eggs.

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A Blue Diamond shrimp on the rockwork beside the plants.

A Blue Diamond shrimp exploring the rockwork.

A Bloody Mary shrimp among the plants and stones.

A close-up of a female Bloody Mary shrimp carrying eggs beneath her abdomen.

04 / THE PHOTO JOURNAL

More from my tanks

Apistogramma trifasciata and other fishroom residents. These photographs are a journal, rather than a stock list.

A dwarf cichlid beside the spawning mop in my fishroom.

A face-on close-up from the fishroom.

Apistogramma trifasciata beside the plants in my fishroom.

A bristlenose pleco beside a sponge filter.

05 / THE PHOTO JOURNAL

Breeding & live food

From eggs to freshly hatched brine shrimp. Brine shrimp eggs are supplied unhatched, with a minimum order of 50 g.

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A close-up of eggs collected during breeding work.

Newly hatched brine shrimp for feeding fish.

The Great Salt Lake brine shrimp egg tin. Eggs are sold by weight, with a minimum order of 50 g.

Brine shrimp egg tin and storage bag; the tin is not included with an order.

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